Sentence examples for adding to labour from inspiring English sources

"But in adding to labour supply, migrant workers may also have eased the pressure on employers to offer better pay and conditions," it adds.

Minutes later Labour's shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander became the first heavy weight figure to lose his seat - falling to 20-year-old SNP candidate Mhairi Black, adding to Labour's failure to win its key target seat of Nuneaton and losing support to the Tories in seats it managed to cling on to.

The poll will add to Labour nerves a week and a half before European and local elections, and less than a year before the general election.

Hormones have adverse effects on beef cattle yet add only 2% body mass; genetically modified hormones increase milk production by 10%, but add to labour, veterinary and feed costs.

Osborne's measures to cut the deficit comprise 85% spending cuts and 15% tax increases which, when added to Labour's existing package, bring the overall reliance on a spending squeeze to 77%.

Economists believe that Europe will not enjoy sustainable economic growth or support its ageing population without adding to its labour force.

To make it personal the health secretary cannot resist adding to his Labour shadow that aside from "talking the NHS down", the opposition had little to offer but cutting the budget.

As the mortgage-related losses mount, credit conditions will tighten, adding to consumers' woes.The labour market, too, is weakening.

Animal vaccination and serum sampling require skilled labour, adding to testing costs.

On Monday its pilots in Germany voted overwhelmingly in favour of striking, adding to Ryanair's recent labour woes.

Mr Cameron was widely seen as having outgunned Mr Miliband – adding to the muttering in Labour circles about Mr Miliband's performance as incoming leader.