Sentence examples for healthy labor from inspiring English sources

Those adjustments are always difficult to make, but given healthy labor markets they're very possible.

But they are still running far above the 350,000 that many economists view as a sign of a healthy labor market.

"There are a lot of great underpinnings for the stock market, such as strong housing prices, a pretty healthy labor market" and readings of manufacturing activity that are "a good sign of economic expansion," she said.

But the government's interest in providing medical support resulted less from a benevolent concern to treat the sick and suffering and more from an investment in creating a healthy labor force to return to the plantation South.

A strategy of inflating asset prices in the hopes of restoring a healthy labor market has not worked and probably will not work.

In December, job quits reached 3 million for the first time in nearly a decade--an extremely positive indicator of a fundamentally healthy labor market.

We find that the widespread deployment of anti-senescence technologies would cause populations to surge making fertility rates an issue of tremendous social import while a much larger, healthier, labor force would spur economic growth.

This method may promote healthier natural labor, since a study also showed a 50 percent reduction in C-sections among those who had acupuncture.

If your pregnancy is healthy, wait for labor to begin on its own.

Far from being irrelevant to future business leaders, or something that the human-resources department should handle, the maintenance of healthy and fair labor relations is one of the most important responsibilities of any manager.

That piece explained a traditional peasant stove known as a pech, and described how a peasant would load the pech with a cord of wood after breakfast, return from a healthy morning of labor in the fields, and, lo, the pech would still be smoldering in a useful way for lunch.