Sentence examples for cramped union from inspiring English sources
"We feel we do not have to take concessions," said Terry Ann Sousoures, vice president of the local chapter of the flight attendants' union who has 18 years at United, as she sat in a cramped union office on the airport mezzanine.
We didn't join a growing market; we confined ourselves in a cramped and dwindling customs union.
At first, the four Syrians, a Tunisian and a Palestinian lived in shared accommodation at a trade union centre, but finding this cramped, some of the men moved into a budget hotel.
The plants, which bitterly fought unions, bore little resemblance to the cramped killing beds in Chicago and Omaha.
After the mayor's news conference, the union officials threw their own public relations counterpunch by welcoming reporters into the aging North District station house, where they were shown dingy bathrooms, cramped lockers, flickering light fixtures and collapsing ceilings.
How cramped is too cramped?
Still cramped, but not this cramped.
Cramped rooms look even more cramped.
The conditions are cramped.
