Sentence examples for impoverished workers from inspiring English sources
They put impoverished workers to work, then sell the stuff back to the United States.
He developed a reputation as one of organized labor's leading internationalists, heading labor's efforts to help impoverished workers and embattled trade union leaders in Central America.
Moore refused to see GM's big picture; he was outraged by the little picture — by the ruined city, with its desolate streets and impoverished workers scrounging around to make a living.
Many of the new migrants were veterans of revolution and working-class revolutions; most were impoverished workers.
On the contrary, the Kochs have used their inherited wealth to corrupt the democratic process for their own financial and political gain while the Waltons have engaged in monopolistic practices that have impoverished workers on both the supply and retail sides of their enterprise, while systematically driving smaller competitors out of business.
Migrant farm laborers have long been among America's most impoverished workers.
Yet, the same history has reinforced the wisdom that, unregulated, the marketplace can devastate unknowing investors, rip off consumers and destroy the environment, while leaving unskilled workers impoverished and unemployed workers hopeless.
Less than a year after Camus was born, his father, an impoverished worker, was killed in World War I during the First Battle of the Marne.
The image of an impoverished worker in torn flip-flops, perilously perched on a rickety ladder, speaks volumes about class divisions in a country that threatens to become a narco-state dominated by a wealthy criminal elite.
The new union plans to set up operations in Colombia to help protect union members there from violence, in Liberia to aid rubber workers, and in India to help impoverished shipbuilding workers, officials said.
Bignami said the economic crisis in Spain was driving impoverished migrant workers from places such as Bolivia, Paraguay and Peru back to Brazil, which is in a boom.
