Sentence examples for labour highly from inspiring English sources

Work in the sharing economy can be fleeting, poorly paid, and without the safeguards and benefits of normal waged labour, highly precarious.

We work in 120 villages including Bishrampur to reduce bonded labour among highly vulnerable populations.

Nor was Burnham tackled on Labour's highly controversial criminalisation of "extreme pornography".

Though capital and labour are highly mobile, tax differences are still tolerated.

Despite one in three voters saying they may still change their mind, a substantial movement to Labour is highly improbable.

Labour is highly unlikely to win May's election unless it overturns a huge gulf in popularity.

Yuval Noah Harari's remarkable new book, Homo Deus, goes even further, anticipating the replacement of professional as well as semi-skilled labour by "highly intelligent algorithms".

The SNP would never form any alliance with the Tories; it regards a coalition with Labour as highly unlikely but it would not rule out a looser arrangement to support a Labour-led government.

There are the combined problems of low wages and child labour; the highly polluting process to produce clothing dyes; fuelling the planes, trains and lorries of the supply chain, and poor working conditions – to mention just a few.

Labour was highly critical of the chancellor, George Osborne, for reducing the 50p top rate of tax to 45p in 2013 and pledged to bring it back for people earning more than £150,000 a year in the party's election manifesto.

But while their mood is low, it has been buoyed by the new leader, whom activists describe as refreshingly blunt about the scale of the challenge, privately admitting that Labour is highly unlikely to hold all its Scottish seats come May.