Sentence examples for disasters labour from inspiring English sources

Most of the homelands proved to be economic and political disasters: labour was their only significant export, and most of their leadership was corrupt and unpopular.

However, the belief in the superiority of the private sector was such that, when it brought the rail infrastructure back under state control in 2002 following a series of rail disasters, Labour made sure it did not take the form of re-nationalisation – at least in legal terms.

Other broader contextual determinants that can also influence complementary feeding practices have been suggested, and include civil disturbances and natural disasters, labour laws, child care services, workplace rights and benefits, resource control, independence of the caregiver, female labour force participation and education.

Faced with dire warnings of disaster, Labour members may still balk at the prospect.

But despite the rocky first days of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership and the dire warnings of disaster, Labour's Brighton jamboree defied expectations.

Realising they were heading for yet another anti-semitism PR disaster, Labour sent out a couple of special agents tasked with sedating Ken by any means possible.

There is another interpretation and it spells disaster for Labour.

Such a result, if confirmed today, would be nothing short of a disaster for Labour.

Anything like the same result would be a disaster for Labour.

Kendall said that a Corbyn victory "would be a disaster" for Labour.

"Morally, as the man who has led us to the biggest ever disaster that Labour here, he cannot continue".