Sentence examples for attributed to labor from inspiring English sources
United, the operating unit of the UAL Corporation, had the worst on-time performance, at 41.7percentt, as the world's largest carrier faced delays and cancellations it attributed to labor problems, weather and air-traffic control.
That had to be hastily reworked by his colleagues into a discussion of the cost of Labor's plan to increase the humanitarian intake, even though the costings being attributed to Labor were of an entirely different policy, and for the next three years the two major parties' planned intake is exactly the same.
As expected, cord TSH level was high, which is attributed to labor and delivery.
Rising prices are often attributed to increasing labor costs.
Coinage of this political aphorism is attributed to the labor leader Walter Reuther in the late 1930's, on how to identify a Communist: "If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it just may be a duck".
The estimated construction cost of US$1.23 billion, which is less than that of the Burj Khalifa (US$1.5 billion), can be attributed to cheap labor in the Middle East, particularly Saudi Arabia, and that three shifts will work around the clock to expedite the process.
The majority of deaths among cases were attributed to obstructed labor (10/16).
Claims for increased Cesarean deliveries in cut women were attributed to obstructed labor most likely due to excessive scarring at the pelvic outlet probably resulting from the imperfect healing of the genital cutting and possible associated infection.
The condition is often attributed to prolonged labors, forceps and previously unrecognized tears.
But he said that change could be attributed to the Internet labor shortage, which has been so protracted that recruiters are more actively lobbying workers at traditional companies, where people are less prone to jump at equity-heavy compensation packages.
The scholarly reports, alluded to in some of the displays, show injuries to bones attributed to strenuous physical labor, signs of malnutrition and some physical indications (like filed teeth) of an African heritage.
