Sentence examples for bad labour from inspiring English sources
"This week I've been really amazed at how bad Labour has been at pointing out the flaws in Osborne's argument.
It will be bad labour relations that delays passengers most in the coming months.On any given day, more than 4m people around the world take to the air; at any moment a quarter of a million people are in flight.
Heavy rain, air-traffic delays and technical problems all contributed, but the underlying cause was (as ever) BA's bad labour relations.News in past weeks has been bad too, chiefly about a threatened strike by ground staff.
Thanks to all those books and blogs about natural parenting being the only righteous way, I worried about having had a stressful pregnancy, a bad labour, emergency surgery and no milk supply.
Maybe so, or maybe there are selection bias issues at work; performance among high school drop-outs may be particularly bad, because the characteristics that lead someone to drop out also contribute to bad labour market outcomes.I'm interested in a different aspect of this dynamic, namely, the racial aspect.
Bad economies tend to produce bloodbaths: in 1982, the last mid-terms with a comparably bad labour market, the ruling Republicans lost 26 House seats (see chart), and a sinking economy contributed to the historic Republican massacre after Watergate in 1974.
He has argued that the 2010 election was as bad for Labour as the 1983 and 1931 elections, arguing Labour at times of crisis has in the past retreated into orthodoxy and economic liberalism.
But he coupled his conciliatory remarks with a blunt warning that yesterday's local council results across England were "very bad for Labour", a wake-up call for New Labour and a warning that Blair could not take the election for granted.
Bad for Labour, and bad for those who would best be served by a Labour government, Corbyn's re-election is bad as well for the very fabric of our parliamentary democracy.
That's partly because victory would actually be bad for Labour, the paper argues.
