Sentence examples for careful labour from inspiring English sources

I know this tranquillity is highly constructed – the lighting, the careful labour of the funeral home, the dress from a designer that Sontag loved, the necklace draped around her neck, the stirring, wishful vision of the photographer – but it's still tranquillity.

I have also attempted to indicate the need for the careful labour necessary in achieving this goal.

His careful leadership of labour interests earned Gompers a reputation for conservatism.

Nick Clegg Despite treading a careful path between Labour and Conservatives during his leadership, the new Deputy Prime Minister called for a more sceptical position on the EU.

Labour, careful to avoid Tory accusations that it wants to limit people's choices as they approach retirement, is restricting itself to raising questions about the policy.

Asimov's tale might be taken as a straightforwardly Frankensteinian fable - be careful of those labour-saving devices, they may turn on us, their creators.

"You've got to be careful if you're Labour.

Labour's careful but sweeping program of economic and social reform was a better match for the nation's mood than Churchill's flamboyance.

If it wasn't quite a crocodile of parliamentarians that spilled off the train in Glasgow, Labour's careful plans could do much to ensure a warm welcome.

But we have to be very careful about this: now labour is commodified, is an employee worse off by being paid than if they were a serf or slave supplying their labour for free?

Ensuring that all women who give birth have access to active management of the third stage of labour and careful observation in the first 2 hours after delivery may reduce the PPH rate and the potential for severe morbidity and death.