Sentence examples for fertile labour from inspiring English sources

Certainly in parts of southern Russia where the soil was fertile, labour was plentiful, and potential profits in the grain trade with Europe were high, a landowner would do better if he could replace his serfs with paid agricultural labour and be rid of obligations to those peasants whom he did not need to employ.

While Green surges may not appear in all of the seats on our list, these are the seats where the ground is most fertile, and Labour have most cause to worry.

But this would net the recipients only around £150, whereas the new child-care tax offer is more generous and includes those earning up to £150,000 each, the top income-tax band.This provides fertile ground for Labour, which intends to attack the Tories for favouring the well-off over the "squeezed middle" income groups.

There hasn't been a more fertile time for a Labour leader since the 1990s.

These broad factors are proximity to water, proximity to residence, access to land, proximity to market, suitable fertile soils, and availability of labour.

The protracted national service, under conditions that often turn it into forced labour and create a fertile ground for other violations, is another compelling one.

Cyclotest 2 plus distinguishes between 3 fertility statuses: non-fertile, fertile and highly fertile.

It provided fertile land, which the Dutch used imported Chinese labour to farm.

In Peru the spontaneous privatisation in the 1980s of state farms set up by a left-wing military government has spawned labour-intensive commercial farming on the fertile coastal strip.

These dire circumstances have provided a fertile breeding ground for the worst forms of child labour.

The ongoing industrialization and resource extraction that underlay the state's economy proved fertile ground for militant trade unions, such as the Industrial Workers of the World, and labour unrest, often violent, marked the second decade of the 20th century.