Sentence examples for labor really from inspiring English sources

"Labor really was the entity that had real force in the 2007 city election".

Then they classed regions according to high, medium and low output, shrewdly leaving readers to conclude just how inefficient slave labor really was.

She sensed at once that it was not so very difficult to make tar, and her careful labor really did help the tarworks.

With these victories, will labor really wage a war with Mr. Obama and other Democrats in this autumn's elections over trade?

But there is always something captive in images like those, an idealization and a falsification of what creative labor really means.

What to do? Congressman Sander Levin's thoughtful proposal for better monitoring of China's worker and human rights behavior is laudable, but I don't think labor really cares about either.

The fact that labor supply really does matter during recessions means that Keynesian policy prescriptions will not deliver what they promise.

"The cuts they are looking at from their labor groups really don't solve their long-term problems," Mr. Doke said.

But, she said, sighing, her relatively small hometown cannot produce a very steady clientele for her fried bananas, potatoes and pork, so her labor is really just a way to pass the time.

"July's figures show that euro-zone unemployment is now rising at a slower rate, but it will be some time before the labor market really starts to recover," Jennifer McKeown, an economist at Capital Economics in London, wrote in a research note.

And the reports of 4 million jobs lost in 2009 and 7 million lost since the start of the crisis don't give you a full picture of how active the U.S. labor market really is.