Sentence examples for diminished labor force from inspiring English sources

True enough, to some degree, but diminished labor force participation is normal in post-recession periods.

Increase in shipping growth coupled with a diminished labor force requires longer routes, especially for owner-operators, and these more rigorous hauls create a whole host of safety concerns for the driving public.

This affects the social systems financially and will lead to a diminished labor force in the coming decades.

Thirty years on, the policy has succeeded in controlling population growth, but is causing another set of social problems: a diminishing labor force that chips away at the country's competitive edge, and an overflow of senior citizens who can no longer depend on their career-oriented only children as homebound caretakers.

Hunger and undernutrition have debilitating physical effects, such as diminished labor productivity.

McClane wasn't literally fighting the Japanese in Die Hard, but the film was released amidst the Reagan-era conservatism of the late 1980s, which saw a prevalence of Japanese culture everywhere in the United States amidst a diminishing American labor force.

After the hurricane, the labor force diminished and wages decreased by staggering amounts.

Neither President Obama nor Governor Romney has on offer a realistic and cogent plan to address the real core issue underlying the factors that have left the U.S. labor force diminished not only in its employee count, but more importantly, in its financial capacity.

For all the setbacks, black Americans have not diminished their presence in the labor force.

When rates are lower, as they are in countries like Germany and Japan, youth populations shrink, which can lead over time to a reduction in the size of the labor force and diminished tax bases.

The black labor force was already diminished by the Great Migration, and the main concern was to insure that blacks would not use the flood as an opportunity to flee North.