Sentence examples for already hard-working from inspiring English sources

The cuts will just impoverish the already hard-working low paid – and the chancellor will lie about it.

Other than in Wall Street and the manic City of London, if law firms have too much work to be handled by the available workforce the answer is to hire more people, not to impose an even greater load on already hard-working employees.

Try not to lose your lower notes completely, but don't practice them too much, as that will strain your already hard-working new muscles.

Although this study was not investigating oral cancer detection, but oral and oral related issues in general, it can be inferred that teaching with regular use of the new skills could allow for a 'screening' process which is effective without adding too much extra burden to already hard working nursing staff.

But I feel like it's unfair to say to Americans, "You need to know all this," because most people are very hard-working, they already work several jobs that don't really pay what it costs to get by, they've got mortgages to pay and forms to fill out -- so that asking people to engage in serious social change is like one big add-on.

He gets a big laugh, an appreciative laugh, winning the sympathy he's already earned with his hard-working performance, not to mention big points from a Left Coast audience.

"We will hold the line on taxes we're already demanding enough from hard-working people.

We already employed Virginia, a hard-working and personable young woman from Nairobi, to help clean the shop and Marie, a well-educated Rwandese refugee, as a saleswoman.

Stein's production is looking its age, even though the septuagenarian German returned to redirect it; its clunky period sets somehow add to the already considerable onus upon a hard-working cast.

Window shopping: The Latics have already set up deals for hard-working Honduras midfielder Roger Espinoza and Manchester United and Chile striker Angelo Henriquez,  and I doubt they will be the only January arrivals.

Trade schemes like the TPP further rig the economy in favor of the already-rich and against the hard-working rest.