Sentence examples for declining labour from inspiring English sources
We saw a hint of this in the declining labour force numbers I mentioned above.
The emergence of Ukip as a viable political force is the result of a declining labour market.
In farming, improvements in technique and equipment have made possible an increasing output from a declining labour force.
With its remarkably low birth rate and a declining labour force, no doctor would hazard a prognosis for the German economy as the infinite cash machine of the wider European economy.
The UK escapes mention as one of the countries likely to be hit by declining labour participation rates after several years of policies that have increased immigration and encouraged greater participation by older workers and women.
To ensure that growth is not hampered by declining labour productivity and the increasing economic burden of disease, health should be at the core of the city's development agenda for years to come.
Adverse demographics and declining labour-supply growth in most advanced economies are undeniably important.
From here, he proved a popular choice to chair the commission on banking standards, a cross-party group of backbenchers and peers, created when the government declined Labour's proposal for a public inquiry into the Libor rate-rigging scandal.
It compares workers with long and shorter tenure (with a cut-off at 7 years)21, workers in a declining local labour market with those in a growing local labour market and workers who find a job in a different (two-digit) sector after displacement with those who do not22.
It was his good fortune that his inactivity went largely unnoticed outside the MoD, with British casualties declining, and Labour's belated drive on campaign support continuing to feed through the pipeline of small announcements.
It would appear that faced with declining agricultural labour availability, herders throughout the region are beginning to favour fencing and enclosure over more opportunistic and flexible resource access arrangements.
