Sentence examples for because workers in these from inspiring English sources

Because workers in these programs are always dependent on their host employers for both their livelihoods and legal status, these programs create a disenfranchised underclass of workers.

Likewise, studies of occupational exposure in the leather processing and flavor/fragrance industries were excluded because workers in these industries are exposed to cardiotoxic methylmercury, arsenic, and xylene along with dioxin.

Gold seems to be the most dangerous product to mine, because workers in those deep, hot shafts breathe in more rock dust.

For a while, cheap imports from low-cost countries did the trick, because workers in the west found that their wages went a bit further.

That may be because workers in this sector already work relatively short hours (25.6 weekly hours on average for the latest month of data, versus 31.4 weekly hours in retail), Mr. Ashworth says.

This may be because workers in the field have considered it unlikely that growth factors enter the IVD's inner regions via diffusion from the peripheral vasculature.

That's because workers in states with these laws are paid $1,500 a year less.

The reason, one can only assume, is that because workers in Peru are paid less than in Europe, the supermarket can make a bigger profit on these imports.

Because workers in New York are relatively highly paid, the effect of that cut would be greater in the city than in other parts of the country.

Mr Greider chooses a global-crisis scenario, arguing among other things that the world is suffering from a shortage of consumption (an excess of saving) because workers in developing countries earn less than their productivity would indicate.

In your Feb. 9 front-page article about the 5percentt rise in productivity in the last six months of 1999, you point out that the economy can grow without igniting inflation because "workers, in effect, are producing much more without having to be paid more".