Sentence examples for labor double from inspiring English sources

The last "labor double" was in 1994, when baseball and hockey were both shut down, but that was during their seasons.

Mr. Tannen estimates that using organic cotton and Fair Trade labor doubles those expenses, and so far the demand for organic sheets is not great in the United States.

Eve Ahlert and Dennis Drake, the screenwriters, have shaken together a canny cocktail of period vernacular and deliberately labored double entendres, some of which extend for entire scenes.

Human rights organizations have highlighted the prevalence of child labor, with the number of Syrian refugee child laborers doubling from 2014 to 2015 up to 60,000.

The last Labor government doubled the national debt and left us the highest deficit in the G20.

It's all in the union contracts, how many workers to move a piece of glass over a certain size, and suddenly, your labor cost doubles".

Sure, some folks may be put off by the idea of working in a potentially dangerous field or environment, but consider this: Even though the U.S. labor force doubled in size since the '70s, work-related fatalities have dropped by two-thirds.

The amount invested is about $40 per ton, comparable in amount to a larger landfill in southern Canada, but woefully inadequate in the Arctic where the cost of logistics and labor typically doubles.

Rates are considerably higher from Memorial Day through Labor Day, when double rooms range from $295 to $325 a day and require a two-night minimum stay on weekends.

Conceptually, the term "clinical labor" facilitates a double critique.

The effect we already see on labor markets will double or triple.