Sentence examples for ability to labor from inspiring English sources

Overtraining inhibits your body's physical ability to labor at consistent levels, as well as suppresses your body's sympathetic nervous system (fight-or-flight response).

With so many looking for work and so few openings available, the ability to labor someplace and collect a paycheck is universally accepted as a blessing.

It also added to broader concerns over the government's ability to push through labor reforms and whether Europe could solve its spreading debt crisis.

I call this "globalization's third unbundling" ― the ability to unbundle labor services from laborers and deliver them internationally.

Strategic investments in equipment can dramatically reduce the amount of hand labor required as evidenced by the Concord grape industry's ability to reduce labor costs to 25% of annual variable production cost.

The famed economist John Maynard Keynes wrote in 1930 about "technological unemployment," or the theory that workers could be displaced due to society's ability to improve labor efficiency at a faster rate than finding new uses for labor.

And while castor oil appears to be free of side effects, it has no ability to induce labor.

The steel industry cites a number of factors that it says have limited its ability to moderate labor costs.

Without the ability to strike, labor leaders argue, workers will have no outlet for their emotions and will begin upsetting an airline's operations to vent their frustration.

Like bees, humans have long lived or died based on their ability to divide labor, help each other and stand together in the face of common threats.

With the ability to renegotiate labor contracts based on the industry's new realities, rather than those of the late 90's, United could try to fulfill airline executives' longtime dream of cutting the high wages of pilots and some other employees.