Sentence examples for dwindling labor from inspiring English sources

In 1964, the government invited Moroccan workers to immigrate, hoping to boost the country's dwindling labor force, especially in the coal industry.

Without comprehensive programs to contain those diseases and reduce the death rate, Dr. Feshbach said, Russia risks a dwindling labor pool and further declines in the size of its armed forces in the decades ahead.

A dwindling labor pool and competition for employees does wonders for worker's rights.

Though union membership has dwindled significantly, labor unions remain a pillar of the Democratic base.

In a telephone interview yesterday, Elaine L. Chao, the secretary of labor, called the latest figures "confusing" and attributed the dwindling of the labor force to unusual seasonal factors.

Hoping the market would take a breather long enough for them to decide on the right spot and builder, they nervously kept up with news about shortages of building materials and labor, dwindling inventories of available homes and lengthening delivery times for new construction.

Tilton who has no experience in aviation is faced with dwindling revenue and labor turmoil at the No. 2 U.S. carrier, which demanded $9 billion in cost cuts from its unions over six years.

Many examples like the immense global CO2 emissions, dwindling resources, child labor as well as the increasing gap between the richest and the poorest show that the consequences of our current way of living cause not only ecological but also social problems in the industrialized and developing countries (Lowe 1998).

Mr. Chun said the greengrocery industry had already been squeezed by competition, and more merchants, citing dwindling profits and the labor dispute, are bailing out.

With dwindling union membership, the labor movement faces challenges and dilemmas in maximizing immediate economic interests of its members without sacrificing its [End Page 64] principles and its mission of building a social movement for social and economic equality in a capitalistic society.

In such a world, cheap labor is a dwindling advantage.