Sentence examples for growing workers from inspiring English sources

Once engineers determined that the hole had finished growing, workers set about filling it in with dirt and concrete, after cranes had lifted out the Porsche cars, a camper van and the Owens residence.

It gave grounds for moderate optimism, at least to the burgeoning social democratic parties, that progress was ubiquitous and eternal: the economies were growing; workers were well protected and enjoyed superb health benefits; consumers could be confident that their rights wouldn't be abused by the firms they transacted with.

Governor Samuel Ralston had to call out the Liberty Guard in November 1913 to put down a growing workers strike in Indianapolis.

Dulas, for example, is a fast growing worker co-operative in Wales focusing on renewable energy.

The authorities want to maintain economic growth and fear growing worker demands could put off foreign investors.

The lawsuit, unusual in China, could also be related to growing worker unrest in factories.

Writing from Hong Kong, labor activist Han Dongfang reports on growing worker restlessness across China as their wages stagnate while the rich get richer.

It used to be that when productivity grew, workers reaped some of the harvest.

Where winter wheat once grew, workers in hard hats now pour the foundations that will cement buildings to dusty earth.

At the time he was considered by some a "traitor to his class", but he instinctively understood Keynesian economics and understood that for an economy to grow, workers had to make enough money to buy things.

As the company grew, workers from the small German community in the area helped what was then V. Henning & Sons carve a niche as a supplier of specialty metal products like jewelry alloys and bronze plating.