Sentence examples for labors needed from inspiring English sources

It has made me more vigilant about the inner and outer labors needed to maintain a liberal society and more circumspect about casual opinion-mongering and flip comparisons.

What remains, though, is an impressively detailed, dense epic in two volumes, "The Billion-Dollar Molecule" and "The Antidote," describing the truly herculean labors needed to birth a panel of marketable drugs.

"An obstetrician would have tried to improve the forceps or the vacuum extractor, but obstructed labor needed a mechanic.

Freestall housing for dairy cows was created to reduce the amount of bedding and labor needed to keep stalls clean.

Golsorkhi says that fast fashion hasn't changed the amount of labor needed to make clothes or the waste created by their production.

Remotely sensed images can be conveniently used to reduce the cost and labor needed for bathymetric measurements and to overcome the difficulties in spatial and temporal depth provision.

The distribution of soil water and its temporal variation in deep (>5 m) soil profiles are not completely understood, partly due to the time and labor needed for their determination.

This is by far the most labor efficient way to put up bales, as the labor needed to handle small square bales is eliminated.

Cocaine refiners would offer a high enough price to get back the land and labor needed to meet the needs of the cocaine market.

At the time, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, John J. Sweeney, told union leaders that labor needed to be on a "war footing".

The survey is intended to provide an index of the costs of supplies and services, like fuel, insurance and labor, needed to operate a building.