Sentence examples for a range of workers from inspiring English sources

The program, which grows out of the contract the auto workers signed last year, calls on Ford and its auto- parts spinoff, the Visteon Corporation, to establish more than 30 centers nationwide that will meet a range of workers' needs.

The ability of a range of workers, from garbage collectors to horse race handicappers, to solve problems as part of their jobs seems to have little to do with their scores on traditional standardized tests, according to the studies.

Employers who fear similar suits have added a wider array of investment options to satisfy a range of workers that includes young, single new hires and long-time workers with large families.

Mr. Gates has said the machines will be used as note-takers for professionals in meetings, reading tools for next generation electronic books and automation tools for a range of workers, from doctors and nurses to sales representatives and delivery workers.

This was demonstrated by increased cotinine levels during their work shifts, and by nicotine levels in the hair of a range of workers [ 11- 13].

Task creators can also specify a range of worker requirements such as location and experience, and can verify the level of expertise via test questions.

Isolating the Real Issue FLSA defines a range of worker classes.

From the set of input studies we can now potentially construct networks that describe the interactomes within brain, abdominal or whole body tissues, and do so across a range of worker ages from 1-day to 18-days post eclosion.

The fact that so many unions representing a range of NHS workers are taking action should send a clear message to the Government.

It's not surprising that the most successful metropolitan areas are places that attract a range of creative workers -- not just technical and business types but the artists, writers, performers, designers and others who make up the creative class.

The approval joined the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) — which represents actors in movies, television and commercials — with the American Federation of Radio and Television Artists (Aftra), whose membership extends to journalists, talk show hosts and a range of broadcast workers.