Sentence examples for a higher labour from inspiring English sources

Ontario typically has had a higher labour force participation rate than the national average.

India is currently enjoying a 'demographic dividend', which means, it has a higher labour force than the population dependent on it.

A higher labour-force participation rate means increased household incomes and higher consumption.

But where there is no international competition (health-care services, rents), strong protection (food) and/or a high labour content (construction, hotels, restaurants), prices are much higher.The least market-oriented sector of the Swiss economy is agriculture.

The multiplication of the existing sensor vest enabled routine use in field trials that assisted the development of the related hardware and software but involved a wide combination of time consuming manufacture skills with a high labour component.

A source said Scotland's higher Labour vote in 2010 was based on a "Brown bounce" - a combination of historical loyalties to Brown and a reflex response to the backlash against him in England.

This is particularly pertinent to Japan, which has an increasingly ageing population and a very great need for higher labour force participation rates among women.

A high overall labour demand at labour market entry increases young people's chances to take up a skilled job outside of the occupational field for which they were trained.

Higher labour costs may also threaten competitiveness.

Higher labour costs for older workers cut demand.

The company thinks that better services justify higher labour costs.