Sentence examples for cruel labour from inspiring English sources

When again tired, he would repeat the same question, and receiving the same answer, continue his cruel labour.

It is a relatively low-tech business in which profit margins are cruel and labour costs can make the difference between success and failure.

But the beginning of her life was anything but ordinary and only now, having written a book about how she lost her childhood to Scientology, is she coming to terms with growing up in a church filled with child labour, cruel punishments, family separation and bullying.

Millions more died of harsh labour and cruel treatment.

AMERICA'S recession was cruel to capital and labour: both employment and profit margins collapsed.

Re-watching it now it's clear what the show is actually about: meritocracy is a sham, social institutions are corrupt and wage-labour is cruel. .

Re-watching it now it's clear what the show is actually about: the idea that meritocracy is a sham, social institutions are corrupt and wage-labour is cruel.

Unemployed people refusing an offer under these schemes would have their benefit cut being cruel to be kind, says Labour, for its workfare jobs would be of high quality, unlike Tory ones.That would be welcome, if true.

"Child labour reinforces a cruel cycle of deprivation.

Ten years ago the Labour party ended the cruel practice of hunting with dogs, because we believe that causing defenceless animals to suffer in the name of sport has no place in a civilised society.

For Beveridge's generation, the labour market had been a cruel switchback ride.