Sentence examples for large labour force from inspiring English sources

Skilled administrators and a large labour force were needed to plan, build, and maintain the site.

The growth of an industrial export economy has been predicated on the existence of a large labour force that can be paid relatively low wages.

Now the China-Vietnam border is in a golden development time, and there are so many opportunities here and also the need for a large labour force.

He needed a large labour force, given the magnitude of the logistical challenges he was facing.

Such massive constructions would have needed a large labour force (up to 200 men) suggestive of large communities nearby.

If the wage rose above the subsistence level, population would increase until the larger labour force would again force wages down.

A larger labour force could in principle help fuel economic growth but only if the economy has the dynamism to absorb it.

"If these measures pass, Greece will be the guinea pig of the EU," said Stathis Anestis at the General Confederation of Greek workers, the country's largest labour force.

The survey by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), which is part of the larger labour force survey with 158,000 respondents, asks people to rate out of 10 their overall satisfaction with their life, the extent to which they feel things they do are worthwhile, how happy they felt yesterday, and how anxious they felt the previous day.

And its large, cheap labour force means that, unlike Japan or South Korea, it can retain its cost advantage in manufacturing as it moves up the value curve.

Combined with a larger effective labour force due to increased physical activity (95,000 person-years or 4,750 workers per year), this leads to an £18.9bn increase in GDP during 2011 30 (Table  2).