Sentence examples for laborers could from inspiring English sources

He wished to dissect skilled labor into various parts so that unskilled laborers could perform as much of it as possible, saving managers both time and money.

And, in a sense, only manual laborers could have found hope on such a site.

Factory workers who have seen their jobs exported to countries with cheaper laborers could have told them that, you say?

Each day, before laborers could destroy the fields, demining teams had to first clear them of explosives.

That could lower the wages of technicians, while opening a new world where less skilled laborers could work with information technology effectively.

Pepe Soto, 40, a construction worker from Peru, said day laborers could be easily duped by contractors or subcontractors when asking for payment.

His father, a laborer, could barely write his name.

After five or ten years, the laborer could return to India or stay and take a small plot of land.

When Hurricane Sandy hit, Ms. Sanchez, who is married to a former day laborer, could think only of the red and yellow hut.

But before that came the crowning blunder of his investment career, the Paige Compositor, a five-thousand-pound typesetting machine that worked, when it worked properly, six times faster than a laborer could.

But Smith noted that in 18th-century Scotland, even the lowliest laborer couldn't appear in public without shame unless he owned a linen shirt, "the want of which would be supposed to denote that disgraceful degree of poverty, which, it is presumed, nobody can well fall into without extreme bad conduct".