Sentence examples for continued labor from inspiring English sources

Continued labor problems continue to lower profitability for Alcoa, but Belda said, "We are taking the right approach to ensure competitiveness for the long-term".

Despite the continued labor friction on many campuses, some academic leaders believe that universities need to find a way to accommodate unions.

Although maternal oxygen administration may make physiological sense, unwarranted faith in maternal oxygen therapy may delay the indicated intervention or result in continued labor stimulation when neither is in the best interests of the fetus.

This new proposal does the exact opposite, and will only result in constant negotiating cycles and continued labor unrest.

There are a number of issues, ranging from political prisoners in the country (due in part to a stifling intellectual/political climate) to the lack of legislative oversight to continued labor exploitation (far less than before but still problematic, given there is still no minimum wage).

This metric fails to consider several factors that suggest continued labor market weakness, such as: 1) the staggering decline in the labor participation rate; 2) the very high number of long-term unemployed; 3) part-time jobs have been replacing full-time jobs; 4) the jobs being created tend to be lower-paying service jobs; and 5) a lack of meaningful growth in middle-class incomes.

In Germany, there is continuing labor strife.

There was continuing labor unrest, fiscal problems, rising taxes and crime, a tripling of the welfare rolls.

"We are seeing continuing labor market weakness, but it still doesn't appear to be completely rolling over".

Officials with the mayor's office said they would not comment, saying they could not discuss a continuing labor dispute.

The continuing labor shortage and wage pressure could eventually raise the costs of Chinese-made exports, which have been a main driver of China's impressive economic growth.