Sentence examples for collapse of work from inspiring English sources
In the late 1960s 95% worked.This collapse of work partly reflects the recession of 2008-09, which drove America's unemployment rate into double digits.
No one seems safe from the spreading collapse of work.
Chavs charts the political demonisation of this once-noble group through the material transformations of the early 1980s and the collapse of manufacturing work.
But the story of Port Clinton over the last half-century — like the history of America over these decades — is not simply about the collapse of the working class but also about the birth of a new upper class.
It takes the collapse of the working class to its nth degree: the virtuoso set pieces of Leith dialogue enthral you as they repel you with their dripping despair.
Ms. Eshkol's works, from textiles and notation to choreography performed by her dancers after her death, forms the core of the project — although you wonder what dance purists or Ms. Eshkol might think about Ms. Lockhart's turning individual dances into a film triptych, a kind of collapse of modern works into a postmodern pastiche.
The company's chief executive, Andy Friend, is leaving - to be replaced by the current finance director - but investors focused on news that results at its Chiltern Railways business would be hit by the collapse of tunnel works in the middle of last year, which affected passenger numbers.
Following the almost total collapse of normal working relations with them, BP's board has decided to try and sell its 50% stake in TNK-BP, following receipt of what it calls "unsolicited indications of interest".
It can take several weeks for a collapse of sales to work its way into the production end.
A veteran newsman, Walter Cronkite, blames the rise of gambling on "the collapse of America's work ethic in the sybaritic philosophy that you can get something for nothing".
However, with the collapse of the traditional work unit, the relationship between occupation and housing has fundamentally changed.
