Sentence examples for displaced labour from inspiring English sources

And those other things might well be indeed would basically have to be labour-intensive, low-productivity goods or services that will help soak up displaced labe labour-intensive

But in rural communities, where technological advancement has been just as rapid as in other industries, the displaced labour from mass production and huge, remotely operated, machinery and other technologies … have few options but to leave.

Without a prominent Left Out campaign, Ukip could displace Labour right across northern England.

Job destruction obviously displaces labour, but the sharing economy is absorbing some of them.

Thus, Salmond's long-standing strategy of displacing Labour as Scotland's main centre-left party will continue apace.

We have woken up less rapidly and definitively to the effects of displacing labour costs to undeveloped economies.

But wait, aren't robotics advancing so fast now that capital is displacing labour faster than new jobs can be created?

Ukip's only MP, Douglas Carswell, has claimed his party could displace Labour as the main electoral threat to the Conservatives, dispatching the party in England the same way the SNP did in Scotland.

It underlined that although the SNP had long dreamed of displacing Labour as Scotland's dominant centre-left party, any prospect of doing so with a genuinely radical policy agenda had been shelved in the 1980s.

The SNP had pinched both standpoints, displacing Labour.

Woolfe, a working-class boy from the north, is better positioned than anyone to help Ukip displace Labour as the party that stands up for ordinary people, believes in Britain and fights for the national interest.