Sentence examples for cost labour from inspiring English sources

4: Tory boundary changes will cost Labour another 20 seats.

In 2015, Marland was publicly sceptical, claiming he would cost Labour "councillors and credibility".

And let's be clear: it wasn't just in Scotland that the SNP cost Labour votes".

Nor was there any mention of vexed issue of immigration that cost Labour votes to Ukip at the election.

They are gleefully talking up a Labour-SNP deal in the hope that it will cost Labour votes south of the border.

At the moment a unionist can opt out, but the change in psychology is significant enough to cost Labour more than £5m a year, according to union estimates.

But although imitators have invariably used inferior materials and low-cost labour, they still needed costly manufacturing equipment.

Yet, at a stroke, that deprives Haier of its greatest advantage: China's vast pool of low-cost labour.

It also requires a move away from the reliance of some public services on low-cost labour.

The US could "onshore" work back from low-cost labour markets, the report added, putting emerging countries at a disadvantage.

Optimism runs high that the region with its mineral and energy resources, its low-cost labour and its improved infrastructure will indeed tempt punters from the private sector.