Sentence examples for it labours from inspiring English sources
Large though this book is, it labours in the shadow of other tomes both written and unwritten, and one of them is of course Richards's brilliant, bestselling autobiography Life, published in 2010.
Like that other hard-to-reform institution, the NHS, it labours under the weight of bureaucracy and self-praise.So, Lord Patten is right when he insists that the BBC must be clearer about its future priorities and more ready to make serious economies to protect what it does best.
This will hit the region hard: MARTA serves around 500,000 people per day, 46% of whom say they would be unable to travel without it.It is the country's ninth-largest system by passenger numbers, but it labours under two onerous constraints.
Perhaps painting a generation in broad strokes when it labours under such a heavy inherited social burden, and remains in such a vulnerable position, is counterproductive.
Furthermore, it labours under the great disadvantage that we would be doing precisely what you advise us not to do, in that we would be interfering in the relationship between the regions and the Member States, and prescribing what that relationship should be.
"The shadow cabinet has its place but it (Labour) is a bigger team than that".
- Q...really, really hated it "Laboured and lazy.
The government keeps calling it Labour's Human Rights Act.
With it, labour and capital can be used and combined far more effectively.
On the face of it, Labour appears to be the certain winner out of all this.
