Sentence examples for large labor from inspiring English sources
Egypt also has a large labor force that Chinese companies could put to work.
The country's large labor groups issued statements on Monday calling for government action.
Several banners said, "No to social cutbacks," and a large labor union presence was evident.
He said large labor demonstrations are often warranted in Canada and European countries to pressure parliamentary leaders.
Several large labor unions will announce today that they are endorsing Public Advocate Mark Green for mayor.
That strategy can succeed in emerging nations, especially ones with large labor pools, but it is not feasible in developed economies.
Yet these funky little things, hand tinted, written-on, served as sketches for the large, labor-intensive color pictures that are Morrisroe at his best.
As an artist, Ms. Fried, who was born in Israel and grew up in Vienna, is best known for her large, labor-intensive drawings covered in silvery thickets of rapid pencil strokes.
Large, labor-intensive construction projects employing hundreds of thousands could have saved northern Afghanistan from widespread hunger had they been carried out this year, one United Nations official said.
The label and back story are so substantial that the piece starts to resemble a large, labor-intensive illustration of a text; it doesn't generate enough meaning on its own.
Charles W. Tidd Jr. Verona, N.J., March 31 , 2009 To the Editor: What is the ideological stranglehold that has prevented the automakers, as well as other large labor-intensive companies, from calling for a single-payer health insurance plan?
