Sentence examples for labor producing from inspiring English sources

Dresden was a large industrial center, and its many factories had been converted to military use, with slave labor producing Luftwaffe bombsights, time-delay fuses, and other hardware.

Or consider that more recent cohorts have found themselves in careers that involve less manual labor, producing a increasing number of people reaching age 65 and still willing and able to continue their work.

Finally, the International Labor Rights Forum's 2014 report revealed the government's continued reliance on a system of detention centers where alleged drug addicts are locked up for years without a trial and subjected to forced labor, producing goods for private companies, some of which are being imported to the United States.

The laborers whose labor produces their wealth are ruthlessly exploited.

"The difficult labor produces a more beloved result".

But this mountainous labor produced something of a mouse.

But the question is, How would a society without a division of labor produce sufficient goods to survive?

But that freedom included the right to own other human beings whose commodified bodies generated vast amounts of financial capital and whose exploited labor produced the cotton upon which the Industrial Revolution was predicated.

"The struggle between those who own the wealth and those whose labor produces the wealth is one flaw in capitalism that will lead to socialism," Mr. Hall said in 1996, repeating the familiar Marxist formulation.

Plantation archaeology seeks to understand the economic, political, and social order that emerged from the development of plantations agricultural enterprises in which some form of bound labor produces a crop for someone else that is usually sold in an international market.

Employees' labor produces profits, which belong 100percenttothethemployersrs.