Sentence examples for growing labor from inspiring English sources

Labor economists continue to debate the extent to which growing labor market inequality and stagnant earnings, especially among disadvantaged Americans, reflects trends in worker skills as opposed to job quality.

Another factor is the project's accessibility to a growing labor pool.

India needs to create jobs for our growing labor force to the extent of about 10 million persons every year.

A growing labor force is a signal of optimism that the search for work will pay off, economists say.

Returning home, he declared for governor and won an upset victory with the aid of South Carolina's growing labor movement.

City officials point to the growing labor force as a sign of optimism about the local economy.

Continued financial turmoil, growing labor-management confrontation, unhappy passengers and possible international conflict are looming.

In 1929, when they were newlyweds, Gertie and Sidney Legendre took a trip to South Carolina, where they stayed with some friends who had recently purchased a plantation outside Charleston After abolition, growing labor-intensive crops like rice ceased to be economical, and during the Depression era, wealthy Northerners often came South and bought rundown estates for a pittance.

She wanted to tell him she loved him; she could feel her breathing growing labored.

All of these things happen; Mr. List departs, having deposited a dancer, Constance Neuenschwander, in the empty space, where she skitters and buckles about, her long, golden hair coming unbound, her breath growing labored.

His breathing grew labored, his head faint.