Sentence examples for labor land from inspiring English sources

That is because rooftop farms require less labor, land, water, fertilizer and heavy equipment and because they all but eliminate shipping costs by selling to the local market.

He once grew about 200 acres, he said, but has cut back because of competition from Mexico, where labor, land and water are much cheaper.

Economists in the Buffalo office said businesses may be moving to rural areas in search of less expensive labor, land and housing.

The agricultural interest in Australia first began to organize politically in the 1890s to eliminate import duties on farm machinery, to end the Labor land tax on big estates, and to counter the growing strength of organized labour and the Labor Party.

"That's where the real innovation and creativity emanates from," he said, adding that New Jersey's location, in the heart of the vast consumer markets of the Northeast and near ocean ports and rail and road networks, gives manufacturers an advantage despite the state's relatively high costs of labor, land and utilities.

In addition, it comprises two separate sectors that exhibit distinctly different patterns of labor, land and natural resource use.

In the West, work permits and immigration rules distort the labor market; minimum wage laws distort the price of labor land-use zoning distorts the land market; benchmark interest rate and tax policies distort the capital market.

Besides money, consumers are wasting clean water, labor and land.

For the centenary, the local volunteer force built a memorial park with donated labor and land.

But train and bus operators are also paying more for fuel, labor and land.

Then came the nightmare feared by every cacao grower: government inspections into labor or land violations.