Sentence examples for labor gain from inspiring English sources

No sooner did labor gain political clout than its opponents began trying to curb its power.

In Queensland in particular, Hanson preferences helped Labor gain seats they had almost given up on.

A uniform swing of 4% should see Labor gain roughly nineteen seats off the Coalition, but they may not be the same seats as the pendulum suggests.

At the recent federal election, the Liberal party won their only Labor gain in Victoria while Bastiaan said the NSW division "suffered the party's worst result – a seven-seat electoral wipeout".

Increasing attacks by aggressive nationalists also weigh on their minds, as jobs grow scarcer and a public backlash against migrant labor gains strength.

And extreme workplace conflicts or tragedies can lead to labor gains, at least in the short term.

But a radical anti-union movement has gone to the Supreme Court to challenge care providers' right to organize -- putting hard-won labor gains in serious danger.

The irony of this of course, is Yellen's stalwart support of employment and labor gains, and her lack of concern about what Wall Street thinks about the Fed's actions.

In Piketty's analysis of the inequality trend, instead of employing the dubious Gini coefficient, he quantifies the Marxian dichotomy between capital and labor in income distribution, and thereby reveals a shocking truth: throughout the history of capitalism, capital gains has always exceeded by far labor gains.

"Our studies show that women who exercise during pregnancy have shorter labors, gain less fat, require less medical intervention during delivery and recover more quickly than pregnant women who were sedentary," says obstetrician-gynecologist James F. Clapp III of Case Western Reserve School of Medicine in Cleveland.

They debated candidly about whether Spanish will lose its link with low educational attainment and unskilled labor and gain respect and acceptance among English speakers.