Sentence examples for labor drawing from inspiring English sources

We develop a Model of Existential Labor, drawing out a set of propositions for future research endeavors, and outline the implications for HRM practitioners.

In certain ways, graphic novels are an almost primitive medium and require a huge amount of manual labor: drawing, inking, coloring and lettering, most of it done by hand (though a few artists have begun to experiment with computer drawing).

During the tabernacle's construction, Britain was building the similar-size Royal Albert Hall in London with steel from factories and labor drawn from a large and skilled population.

As dusk falls over Bali's west coast another gruelling day of hard labor draws to a close for the sixty or so women on this Singaporean-owned construction site.

As dusk falls over Bali's west coast another grueling day of hard labor draws to a close for the 60 or so women on this Singaporean-owned construction site.

As dusk falls over Bali's west coast another grueling day of hard labor draws to a close for the sixty or so women on this Singaporean-owned construction site.

With a labor force drawn from Assemblies of God congregationalists from all over the country, as well as much donated work and materials from Mr. Parlionis and Mr. Montroy, the rafter home was built for just under $170,000, in about six months.

Such flexibility also benefits older workers who stay in the labor force longer, drawing half-pension.

Until last summer, the office sat largely empty as the local auto industry faced a chronic labor shortage, drawing workers from across Japan and as far away as Brazil and Peru.

So, the manual labor of drawing the blood, shipping the blood, having the blood processed would be the same regardless of the boxes you're checking off in some cases.

When that's your labor model, drawing Xs and Os, studying game tape and chasing recruits 16 hours a day and getting paid $5 million a year doesn't seem that daunting.