Sentence examples for labor crises from inspiring English sources

Another voter, Rick Hummel, a baseball writer for The St . LouisPost-Dispatch, said of Kuhn: "I'm thinking his longevity through several labor crises was probably the key there.

Bad things: the failure of some iconic and important musical organizations, loss of government support all across Europe, and wrenchingly difficult labor crises involving some of our greatest orchestras and opera companies.

The lockout is now into its 111th day, the second longest labor crisis in N.B.A. history.

The testy exchange offered a convenient prism for viewing the labor crisis.

The wedge of this labor crisis is opening now, as some boomers take early retirement.

As the labor crisis moved toward a potential endgame, the rhetoric once again flared from two key figures.

After the labor crisis, musicians and management found common ground in a mission to reconnect with the city.

But facing a labor crisis, the country has opened the door to record numbers of mostly Christian newcomers.

Forty-three exhibition games were wiped from the N.B.A. calendar Friday, the first significant fallout from a labor crisis that could soon threaten the regular season.

It took negotiators 184 hours, across 25 bargaining sessions and 5 months, to end the second-longest labor crisis in league history.

Although the N.B.A.'s labor crisis is certainly about _________, how best to divide its billions, the negotiations ultimately stalled over broader, systemic concerns.