Sentence examples for decades of workers from inspiring English sources

So, too it was not the population of Gary that caused its demise but the decision of steel to lower its costs, take the profits gleaned from decades of workers' production, invest it in foreign lands and leave its workforce behind.

This will be the decade of workers on wages so low they are priced out of the lifestyle they once thought was safely theirs; of tenants struggling with soaring rents and crappy landlords; of severely disabled people kept awake by the prospect of their benefits being cut, while others on jobseeker's allowance jump though hoop after hoop to avoid being sanctioned.

But, said Dr. Marguerite A. Neill, an infectious disease expert at Brown University, those estimates are based on studies decades ago of workers who handled animal hides.

Over the decades thousands of workers have been forced by the lack of job opportunities to find work at South African mines.

During the last few decades, a number of workers have studied, in depth, the properties, applications, and different extensions of various hypergeometric operators of fractional derivatives.

Fires have been a persistent problem in Bangladesh's garment industry for more than a decade, with hundreds of workers killed over the years.

The figures also revealed that for the first time in a decade the number of workers born oversesas had fallen — 45,000 from a year ago to 3.7 million — lending weight to anecdotal reports that migrants, in particular from eastern Europe, are returning home in response to the recession and lack of work available in Britain.

The TUC fears a vote to leave could usher in more exploitative employment practices in the UK and undo decades of progress for workers.

Sustained outreach efforts in Bangladesh led to continued uptake of family planning services even after a decade of health worker visits [ 11]; however, the country's subsequent shift from household distribution of family planning services to clinic-based service delivery proved at least as effective, with contraceptive prevalence increasing slightly after the shift [ 12].

At one vegetable grower in Salinas, D'Arrigo Brothers, the workers voted to unionize in 1975, and, despite decades of negotiations, the 1,400 workers still have no contract.

Some advocates for workers contended that the Energy Department was a poor choice to act on behalf of workers, after decades of poor safety and health processes and denial of problems.