Sentence examples for labor expansion from inspiring English sources

Many organizations, including the American Association for the Advancement of Science (publisher of Science's Next Wave), advocate domestic S&E labor expansion as a way of increasing the diversity of the S&E labor force.

The United States economy recorded its strongest labor force expansion since 2000 in the first six months of 2004 -- averaging 211,000 new jobs a month.

From the American Revolution to the breaking up of the railroads, from Teddy Roosevelt's trust-busting to FDR's New Deal, from Ike's Social Security and labor union expansion to LBJ's Great Society victories, we need to remind ourselves of what we've accomplished under similar conditions. 5. Tell stories: And we need to tell stories -- human stories.

But because final assembly of solar panels is relatively low-tech manual labor, any Chinese expansion into Oregon would be unlikely to add many valuable American jobs.

As I wrote in an article appearing this week in The New York Times Magazine, if you want women to be bigger participants in the labor force, some expansion of work-life accommodations (parental leave, flex work, telecommuting, etc). is probably desirable, particularly relative to the barren landscape of work-life policies in the United States.

Two months later, Tagliabue, then 65, announced that he would retire as the commissioner in July 2006 after more than 16 years of presiding over billion-dollar television contracts, labor peace and expansion to 32 teams from 28, all of which enhanced professional football's stature as America's most lucrative and popular professional sports league.

But extant conceptions of the customers' role in the labor process require expansion.

He was given the task of selling the game to the American market, ending labor unrest, completing expansion plans, and modernizing the league.

This table shows that the largest changes between 2001 and 2007 occurred in the staffing and labor costs, technology expansion, and market competition categories.

Additional unpublished data from our laboratory demonstrate that LPS-induced preterm labor causes an expansion of CD4+ Tregs in the spleen and thymus but a reduction of uterine CD4+ Tregs (NGL, unpublished data).

The vast expansion of labor engaged in world commerce has raised the return on capital and reduced the relative return on labor.