Sentence examples for enormous labor from inspiring English sources
WHAT are some reasons Congolese are unhappy with Joseph Kabila? WHEN did King Leopold II of Belgium turn Congo into an "enormous labor camp"?
Such policies, advocates say, drive innovation, which leads to enormous labor productivity and wage gains — more than enough, supposedly, to make up for the labor disruptions that accompany free trade and de-industrialization.
With enormous labor cuts in the American supermarket industry, parbaked bread is a godsend for bakery managers like Sue Brooks of King Kullen, whose in-store bakeries -- a must-have for big, upscale markets -- are staffed by rotating part-timers.
Western interference has not helped — from the 1880s when King Leopold II of Belgium turned Congo into an enormous labor camp to produce as much rubber and ivory as possible, to the violence in the Goma area today, which may have been set into motion by a miscalculation on the part of Western ambassadors.
Zhao Ziyang, the youngest member of the leadership trio, surrounded himself with economists and charged them with figuring out how China's enormous labor force could be used to create an export economy of the kind that was transforming South Korea and Japan.
Deteriorating market share, clunky designs, moneylosing quarters, enormous labor costs–all contribute to the sense of dread that surrounds this onetime corporate icon.
This involved a certain amount of anxiety, but the enormous intellectual labor that had consumed him for fifteen years was over.
But there is enormous physical labor involved in a rural veterinarian's duties, and he estimates he has palpated — or stuck his hand inside — thousands of cows to determine if they were pregnant.
This structure gave organized labor enormous power in the economy.
Weigel would point out that girls like Sophia are expending an enormous amount of labor to compete in the online sexual marketplace run by their peers.
That last dish seals crab's status as the mother-in-law in the family of crustaceans — an enormous amount of labor with an uncertain payoff.
