Sentence examples for labor virtually from inspiring English sources

Unless you consider 12-hour-plus shifts of backbreaking labor, virtually zero outside recognition, and occasional accusations of being shills for the timber industry rewards.

The agreement requires legislative approval, though endorsements by the governor and the labor unions virtually assure its success.

That is expected to require United to begin cutting its labor costs "virtually immediately," according to a motion the company submitted to the bankruptcy court.

Objective: On a clinical level, the etiologies associated with premature rupture of the membranes and preterm labor are virtually identical, though these conditions end in distinctly different events.

That is why the labor-hater and labor-baiter is virtually always a twin-headed creature spewing anti-Negro epithets from one mouth and anti-labor propaganda from the other mouth".

"Male labor supply is virtually unaffected by fatherhood," the report notes.

Last month's slackness in the labor market encompassed virtually all industries, with few noteworthy exceptions.

"The weakness of labor markets has virtually eliminated upward wage pressure, and wages and compensation are steady or falling in most districts," the Fed said.

But the main focus of "U.U.U". is on the labor strikes that virtually paralyzed French industry and that, unlike the student protests, threatened the Gaullist regime.

In addition to Mr. Plavin, the meeting was attended by, among others, executives from nine major airlines and eight labor unions representing virtually all airline and airport workers.

But given the board's concerns, as spelled out in a briefing paper, over an "unprecedented level of third-party activity" in the 2009 municipal elections, the new law is likely to curtail the influence of the city's powerful labor unions in virtually every contest from mayor to City Council.