Sentence examples for labor inadequate from inspiring English sources

Like the liberals he often excoriates, the economist Jagdish Bhagwati passionately deplores child labor, inadequate wages and the failure to enforce antipollution laws in the developing world.

North Korea denies their existence, but several former inmates who have escaped to the South reported harsh labor, inadequate food and arbitrary killings in the camps.

The prisoners, the indictment said, were held in "conditions of life calculated to bring about the partial physical destruction of those groups, namely through starvation, contaminated water, forced labor, inadequate medical care and constant physical and psychological assault".

Human trafficking, child labor, inadequate safety equipment resulting in routine exposure to toxic chemicals, union busting, and other labor abuses are sadly all too common on palm oil plantations, helping to keep the cost of this oil artificially low on the global market.

In addition we found that post-partum PTSD was associated with low educational level, premature labor, inadequate prenatal care visits, having complications due to pregnancy, pregnancy intervals less than 2 years, labor duration, and emergency cesarean section.

This Texas is a toxic byproduct of the hierarchical plantation system of the American South, a cruel caste society in which the white, brown and black majority labor for inadequate rewards while a cultivated but callous oligarchy of rich white families and their hirelings in the professions dominate the economy, politics and the rarefied air of academic and museum culture".

Blame it on $500,000 fixer-uppers, the high cost of labor, and inadequate transportation infrastructure (spelled "gridlock").

The major constraints have been the need for individual rearing cages to avoid cannibalism, need of heated water, lack of high quality dry food, high labor costs, inadequate technological solutions and high investment costs.

If one considers scientific representations and the ways in which they can foster or thwart our understanding, it is clear that a mere object approach, which would devote all attention to the representation as a free-standing product of scientific labor, is inadequate.

However, as a word of caution, we need to distinguish the products and processes involved in visualization practices in science: If one considers scientific representations and the ways in which they can foster or thwart our understanding, it is clear that a mere object approach, which would devote all attention to the representation as a free-standing product of scientific labor, is inadequate.

Young maternal age is associated with pregnancy complications, low birth weight, preterm labor, and inadequate antenatal care [ 42- 44].