Sentence examples for because of labour from inspiring English sources
They have only been passed because of Labour support.
On Mrs Thatcher: "She hated ITV, mainly because of labour relations practices.
The mess this country is in – it's not all because of Labour.
He has apologised to students who have had to pay fees because of Labour.
3.07pm: Cameron says the mess Britain is in is not all because of Labour.
The decline in traffic occurred partly because of problems encountered in dredging silt from the river and partly because of labour difficulties.
French employers, Mr Valls has said, are "frightened of hiring" because of labour-market rigidities.
Because of labour-management difficulties, workers sometimes tend not to trust the diagnosis of the management-hired physician.
This is because of labour-market distortions and the extremely poor schooling generally available to the poor.
The inclusion of such women is not appropriate because induction of labour is only relevant for women who are not in labour.
Two out of 33 women randomized for vaginal delivery subsequently underwent caesarean section (one because of inadequate progress of labour and another because of heart rate monitoring of twin B suggesting foetal distress).
