Sentence examples for labor difficulty from inspiring English sources

However, characterization of particle sizes in the laboratory presents a range of challenges in terms of the time, labor, difficulty and/or cost involved with the analysis.

From these facts it is possible to draw an inference as to whether or not the parties intended performance to be carried out even in the face of the labor difficulty.

In addition to the labor difficulty, opposition to the use of Pier 42 on Morton Street has been raised by the Neighborhood Committee for the Morton Street Pier, rep resenting Greenwich Village residents, who maintain that the pier is their only refuge from the city's noise and dis comfort.

The labor difficulties began early, too.

National Iranian Oil Company management sources deny any serious labor difficulties in the oil fields.

But there were signs of further labor difficulties in the factory among strikers who had gone back inside.

The movie version of "Evita," budgeted at below $15 million, will go into production by the end of the year if Hollywood labor difficulties do not delay the filming.

Port Authority officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity and passengers said they heard that the airline was having labor difficulties.

Against these strategic arguments, a combined carrier would still face the financial and labor difficulties that forced the two to consider a deal.

This was one illustration, industry analysts say, of labor difficulties that major airlines can face as they depend more on regional jets flown by crews who make less money than the crews of big airliners.

Delta had some problem sorting out exactly how much of that was due to the economy versus some of our labor difficulties that were going on at the same time.