Sentence examples for into workers from inspiring English sources
The construction itself put money into workers' pockets.
Moreover, rising gas and food prices have cut into workers' wallets.
The first young nymphs develop into workers or pseudergates and soldiers.
When not fed a diet consisting solely of royal jelly, virgin queens will develop into workers.
They have been holding training sessions, grouping legal volunteers into workers and supervisors.
Some employers are offsetting their lower insurance premiums by contributing some money into workers' savings plans.
The fundamental distinction for them is not state vs. individual, it is the division of the United States into "workers" vs. "people who don't work".
The queen, a fertilized female, begins the colony in the spring by building a small nest and laying eggs that hatch into workers.
Mr. Gruber had already spent years researching government mandates, starting with his 1991 dissertation about how mandated employer benefits cut into workers' wages.
Health care spending per person, adjusted for inflation, has roughly doubled since 1988, to about $8,500 — pushing up health insurance premiums and eating into workers' wages.
She had a flirtation with Disraeli but married a Welsh businessman and threw herself into workers' welfare, education and the furnaces and forges at her husband's ironworks.
