Sentence examples for increased labour from inspiring English sources

Increased labour costs therefore affect pubs with far greater force than supermarkets.

They can raise prices, passing on increased labour costs to consumers.

More migrants started to come from within the EU as austerity increased labour mobility within the free movement rules.

Germany's better performance also relied on ever-stingier unemployment benefits, which increased labour supply and reduced upward wage pressure.

Two great wars, social upheaval and sharply increased labour costs were the undoing of numerous splendid gardens.

Nevertheless, increased labour constraints have been realised as a bottleneck for the sustainability of farming in developing countries, where spending on infrastructure cost is meager.

Increased labour-market flexibility demands higher levels of job creation through easing barriers for entrepreneurs.

However, it also highlights other factors that have brought down the rate of unemployment compatible with stable inflation: intensifying competition, weaker unions and increased labour-market flexibility.This government, like previous ones, does not take kindly to outside scrutiny.

Could it do even better?The recent fall in British unemployment has two main causes: steady economic growth, and increased labour-market flexibility, allowing a better matching of workers and jobs.

There is reason to hope that it can go on falling, because increased labour-market flexibility is reducing the structural rate of unemployment that is consistent with stable inflation.More efficient labour markets could deliver a double boost to European growth.

Women's increased labour-force participation boosts nations' economies," says UNFPA's Executive Director Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin.