Sentence examples for heavy labor from inspiring English sources

But he is not afraid of heavy labor.

Heavy labor is done by sub-Saharan Africans, and slightly more skilled work by Egyptians.

The hot spell in Iraq could significantly slow activities involving heavy labor under military rules.

Abortion and sterilization procedures were forced on some patients, as was heavy labor.

If you do heavy labor for a houngan for ten years, then you are free, but still a zombie.

But cleaning women and men typically perform heavy labor very quickly for a big chain such as Hyatt.

To get to forty-seven and a half, he reduced seventy-five by about forty per cent, claiming that this represented a work-to-rest ratio of the "law of heavy laboring".

The loudness of traffic noise can also be increased by faulty equipment on vehicles, any condition that causes heavy laboring of motor vehicle engines (such as a steep incline), as well as more complicated factors (i.e., as a person moves away from a highway, traffic noise levels are reduced by distance, terrain, vegetation, and natural and manmade obstacles).

These Greens candidates are rising on a combination of disaffected Labor voters casting protest ballots on values; visible local community organising that a top-heavy Labor has largely forgotten how to do; and the emergence of a youth and digital-industries vote Labor has no idea how to speak to.

Often it was the women who did the much heavier labor of moving the dried bricks to the ovens, hauling wheelbarrows with loads of up to 80 kilograms, and stacking and preparing the ovens and tending to the fire (which burned peat or coal).

Possible reasons for the high morbidity and mortality in China include worse economic conditions, heavier labor, and insufficient medical care.