Sentence examples for ample labor from inspiring English sources

Ample labor at competitive cost made Louisville a manufacturing center, led by Ford, which has kept big assembly plants open here since 1916.

Two years earlier, the governor had imposed the Reglamento del Jornalero, which promoted a more ample labor base by reducing the amount of unemployed citizens.

It's true that many American businesses are choosing to relocate production to places like China and India, where there is ample cheap labor.

He eventually found a sweatshop — one with "ample child labor," he later wrote — willing to do the job, and, four days later, he had a transparent showpiece to present to the Communist élite.

The alternative is prolonged heartbreak despite ample capital and labor.

Companies should invest ample money and labor into safeguarding any property they run or monetize, even if it makes the opportunities less lucrative.

Technology can raise the return on investment, which explains why developed countries can sustain growth and why developing economies, even those with unlimited labor and ample capital, cannot attain growth.

In addition to meditating, many of the nuns she witnessed and interviewed spend ample time doing physical labor, teaching, volunteering in prisons and hospice centers and more.

Although Mr. Heaney quotes Bingham in saying that Machu Picchu was excavated with "forced labor," there is ample documentation that workers were paid generously.

High unemployment and poor social services create an ample pool of cheap, disposable labor for gangs and cartels.

On the efficiency front, there is ample evidence that severance pay reduces labor market flows and thus acts as a source of "labor market sclerosis".