Sentence examples for isolated labor from inspiring English sources

As Kenneth Bae and Matthew Miller continue to stay in an isolated labor camp in North Korea, we hold onto the hope that their release will occur sooner rather than later (while appreciating the fact that unlike us, the North Koreans may see differences in these two cases and release one, but not the other).

Our study has the unique advantage of being based on platelets, which is the only cell type in the human body that can be readily isolated without labor-intensive and costly procedures.

By isolating the labor language alone, Republicans didn't need votes from Democrats.

With every passing day, you grow more isolated from your labor.

"If you just isolated this calendar year, Labor Day is the best time to buy," he said.

Antibiotic growth promoters had little impact on growth performance in clean, isolated facilities with high labor inputs.

Once in the US, they were separated from their employer's non-Indian workers and forced to live in isolated, guarded, and cramped labor camps — for which their paychecks were docked $1,050 each month.

In a previous preliminary study [13], two ridges, supposed to be FWL and FWH, were isolated for the analysis of labor contractions.

Due to changes in real output and differences in accounting procedures, there is no isolated industry level measure of labor productivity (Bureau of Labor Statistics [2012]), although recently the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has developed an aggregate multifactor productivity measure for the combined agricultural, mining, and construction industries (Bureau of Labor Statistics [2013]).

Its champion, the labor movement, has become isolated.

In labor disputes, the word of the isolated domestic worker is often pitted against that of her wealthier and better-connected employer.