Sentence examples for wide range of occupations from inspiring English sources

The US Department of Labor, through the Bureau of Labor Statistics, maintains an annual "census of fatal occupational injuries" across a wide range of occupations and exposures as part of its injuries, illness, and fatalities program (12).

The purpose of these studies was to examine the effect of different occupational exposures at varying concentrations, and in a wide range of occupations.

The Newar have a wide range of occupations.

The judges covered a wide range of occupations, everyone from lawyers to public relations specialists to real estate agents.

It covers a wide range of occupations: software engineers, shopkeepers, teachers and all the manifestations of economic complexity.

It is now indefinite, and the program has become the country's dominant employer, shuttling recruits from camps into a wide range of occupations.

They pursue a far wider range of occupations than their manual-worker parents; they are also much less Archie Bunkerish in their attitudes.

"This is the point when we say they should consider a wider range of occupations, be more realistic about wages and look farther afield," says Graham Houghton, who is responsible for branches in east London.Jobcentre Plus itself is "getting bigger by the day because of the recession", says Mr Groves.

Males, however, appeared to be exposed to lead through a wider range of occupations than females; the 10 most commonly exposed occupations reported by males accounted for only 68% of exposed person-years versus 83% among females.

Since then, however, Indo-Trinidadians (about four-tenths of the population) have become urbanized and have entered government and commerce as well as a wide range of professional occupations.

The two California counties had limited their permits to applicants showing "good cause" to be armed, such as documented threats or working in a wide range of risky occupations.