Sentence examples for labor both from inspiring English sources

"They cannot afford to innovate with American labor, both because of the high costs, and because it's extremely complicated to hire someone in America".

"Jersey Shore" labor is 24-hour labor, both on and off camera, and the show improves in proportion to the toll that ruthless schedule takes on the protagonists.

President Obama has not publicly taken a side in the strike, which awkwardly pits his former chief of staff against labor, both key allies.

However, unlike in Mayo, Sturt's undecided voters favoured the Liberal party (39%) much more strongly than NXT and Labor (both 19.5%).

But they are united in their desire to help Mr. Stringer, who has been a longtime ally of labor, both as borough president and as an assemblyman.

In recent weeks, the local news media have been allowed to publish articles condemning child labor and forced labor, both of which are illegal but persistent, especially in rural areas.

And because the films are shown on continuous loops — they are back-projected on small sheets of Plexiglas suspended side by side from the ceiling at eye level — the artist's labors, both obsessive and mundane, never cease.

After she began teaching and making art at Immaculate Heart College in Hollywood, engagement with pressing social and political issues of the day became the focus of her labors, both spiritually and artistically.

Unfortunately, baseball management and labor are both enablers.

Either way, the movement of work and labor in both directions is likely to continue.

Early in their relationship, Mr. Gore created a division of labor that both insist suits them fine.