Sentence examples for growing labour from inspiring English sources

Economic development also requires a growing labour force.

Unemployment hit a 5½-year high of 5.4%, largely because of a growing labour pool.

On the one hand, fertility meant a growing labour force and potentially a larger army.

In the face of growing labour unrest, he did little to combat corruption and gang violence.

It depends on whether the country can put its growing labour force to productive use.

Yet tax receipts have risen by 11% in just one year, thanks to a growing labour market.

For the parties, it was illuminating: the Conservative vote grew, Labour made losses, the Liberal Democrats flatlined and Ukip looks finished.

Herbicides replace hand labour in growing crops, labour that is no longer available in developed nations at costs the farmer can afford.

John Mann, MP for Bassetlaw, said those who fought to stop Labour winning in May had no right to vote for the next Labour leader, adding that anger was growing among Labour activists.

Labour's Twitter queen gets tough Fears are understandably growing that Labour's grandly-billed "Twitter Tsar" Kerry McCarthy is working too hard.

For one thing, if development is to occur, agriculture must be able to produce a surplus of food to maintain the growing nonagricultural labour force.