Sentence examples for a large work force from inspiring English sources

"Such weapons require substantial industrial plant and a large work force," he said.

But the company and its founders were able to support a large work force, enrich shareholders and endow major foundations because Hewlett-Packard was consistently profitable.

Fishing is likely to continue to have a large work force even as overharvested wild fish stock in many parts of the world decline and the job itself remains one of the most dangerous.

While most police commanders have denied putting a quota in place, city officials have not shied from explaining that they keep close track of how productive their officers are, as would any other employer of a large work force.

The British capital offered a thriving music and theater scene, a large work force of young, multilingual college graduates and easy access to both the Asian and North American markets.

The idea of building a large work force of full-time employees, outside of core disciplines like engineering, is not part of the ethos of most companies in today's tech industry, observers who have studied the industry say.

What does it mean when a larger work force, given the population increase, creates less output.

These became the models for enormous paintings — the two here are more than 11 feet high — made exactly the same way but with paint, huge sheets of canvas and a larger work force.

While the most common assumption is that a larger work force drives down wages, in practice, "when you look at the evidence, larger population normally increases productivity," Card wrote.

A healthier nation will have a larger work force because many of its citizens can work well into their 60's, 70's and 80's; the more labor a society has, the faster it can grow.

"Employers have to realize that there is a very large work force available to them if they can be more flexible," Ms. Woolf said.