Sentence examples for labor spreads from inspiring English sources

What started in the 1980's as a trickle of companies moving to the mainland has become a torrent as the initial wave of small-time garment and footwear makers eager to tap China's cheap labor spreads to Taiwan's biggest and most advanced companies.

Near dusk, Mr. Beglan and a lady friend sat contentedly, the fruits of his labor spread out on a blanket before them, in the grass in Cunningham Park, off the Grand Central Parkway in eastern Queens.

For cataloging indications of 250 popular human drugs, it effectively required over 40 h of human labor, spread across over 20 weeks.

It is also too early to tell whether the apparent resolution of this strike — somewhat higher wages but lost jobs for some strikers — will set a pattern elsewhere as labor unrest spreads.

The labor strife spreading through China's factory cities has clearly frazzled the government.

There is a lot that it must do for itself to regenerate growth — including liberalizing labor markets, spreading tax burdens more fairly, decreasing the size and increasing the efficiency of the state bureaucracy and selectively privatizing state-owned properties.

CAIRO — Egyptian workers and the country's military chiefs squared off again on Wednesday as strikes and labor protests spread to the Cairo airport and the nation's largest textile factory, despite pleas by the military for people to get back to work.

Workers Press Demands Egyptian workers and the country's military chiefs squared off again on Wednesday as strikes and labor protests spread to the Cairo airport and Egypt's largest textile factory, despite pleas by the military for people to get back to work.

May his light burn in you, and may you labor to spread it in the darkness.

Their unionization brings a 50% increase in the number of graduate students organized in a labor movement spreading through America's colleges and universities.

As full pot legalization spreads, labor organizations like the United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW which represents 1.3 million people across multiple fields, from grocery store workers to meatpackers are seizing on the nascent industry.