Sentence examples for a workforce to from inspiring English sources

We are as demoralised, overstretched, threadbare and exhausted as it's possible for a workforce to be.

Maude said the situation had strengthened the case for a change in the law to require more than half of a workforce to vote in favour of action before strikes could legally go ahead.

The findings at Göbekli Tepe suggest that we have the story backward — that it was actually the need to build a sacred site that first obliged hunter-gatherers to organize themselves as a workforce, to spend long periods of time in one place, to secure a stable food supply, and eventually to invent agriculture.

One college is already spending £20m on a new campus to help produce a workforce to build and run the plant.

From Hurricane Katrina to the Haiti earthquake to efforts to help those affected by the BP oil spill, LiveOps has quickly pulled together a workforce to take telephone donations, helping raise millions to support recovery efforts.

Its purpose was to prepare a workforce to fuel the post industrial revolution society.

That decline, from a Des Moines-sized workforce to a Nuk-sized one, will be worth about $200m a year in remittances alone.

It comes largely from his proactive recruiting and mentoring efforts, driven by a firm belief that the United States needs a diverse workforce to remain a technological leader.

Government, only recently perceiving the movement from a traditional workforce to an independent contractor model, is stifling innovation and hurting workers in the process.

–Turf protection and reluctance to let go of some tasks to a workforce perceived to be less skilled.

At a time when we appear to need both a general population and a professional workforce to be highly numerate, the reverse appears to be happening.