Sentence examples for labor even further from inspiring English sources

A similar trend is true of Nationals voters, though they place Labor even further to the left.

Some people say this is because, with Labor even further ahead in the polls than they were on the eve of their 1997 triumph, the outcome is inevitable.

Even so the Justices, of their own initiative, turned this process on its head to weaken labor even further.

Prof. Zeynep Ton states that companies can get in a downward spiral where too few labor hours lead to operational problems and lower sales and these reduced sales then become a rationale to reduce labor hours even further.

[There will be] a huge political backlash once it becomes obvious to Americans that a broad swath of our citizenry is being sold out in favor of vote-hungry politicians, corporations eager to cut labor costs even further and military contractors trolling for still more pork.

Moreover, the number of strikes would not be reduced because workers would continue to go out on strike regardless and labor relations will deteriorate even further.

This consumer market is a powerful incentive, or it should be, for businesses that already internalize gender equity principles in their labor practices to go even further.

It will rise even further if labor negotiations produce salary increases of more than 2.5percentt a year, which they are almost certain to do.

For those between 20 and 24, the labor participation rate has fallen even further to 70.8% as of September, down from its pre-recession high of 74.7% in January 2008.

If we take that path, the basic income path, then we can automate even more labor away and grow the basic income even further as productivity reaches new heights.

With Mr. Bush in the White House, labor is likely to see its hand weakened even further on trade matters.