Sentence examples for lack of labor from inspiring English sources

"In fact, it pretty clear the problem is a lack of labor demand," he said.

We also found that households' lack of labor or financial resources, rather than any policy safeguards, was the primary constraint on further conversion of native forests.

The last 30-plus years of ruthless union-busting, lack of labor law enforcement, and conservative ideology have taken a heavy toll.

And anyway, Europe really needs a somewhat higher inflation target than the United States to deal with its lack of labor market integration.

"Germany Fights a Lack of Labor, Not Joblessness" (Business Day, Feb. 5) should remind us that our nation, too, faces a severe shortage of workers to care for the elderly.

The odd thing, given Mundell's elevation as the "father of the euro", was that his optimum currency area analysis actually suggested that it was a bad idea given the lack of labor mobility.

The most frequently mentioned barrier is lack of information followed by lack of seed, shortage of land, lack of money, lack of oxen, lack of water, shortage of labor, lack of fertilizer, insecure land tenure and lack of market access, listed according to their importance.

The city's proposal does not specify that restaurant workers be unionized, but it underscores that preference will be given to bidders that "can show experience with harmonious labor relations or a lack of negative labor issues".

There are reasons for the lack of student labor activism besides the decline of unions.

But many worry about a lack of skilled labor, a crumbling infrastructure and surprisingly high prices.

Desta contextualizes the challenges facing the hospitality industry within Ethiopia and more specifically, the lack of skilled labor.