Sentence examples for larger labour from inspiring English sources

Large populations provided a larger labour supply, larger markets, and larger (and hence more powerful) armies for defense and for foreign expansion.

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

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

When election time rolled around, the UFW could often put more organisers in the field, with more political impact, than much larger labour organisations, which had lost the knack for mobilising even their own membership.

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.

Under the influence of a larger labour supply, the wage rise is moderated and profits are maintained; the new supply of labourers offers a continuing opportunity for the manufacturer to introduce a further division of labour and thereby add to the system's growth.

However, these seats were mostly drawn from areas with the largest Labour "Yes" referendum vote and we have yet to discover if a similar picture exists in Labour constituencies where support for independence was less strong.

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

And it is the largest Labour lead in a YouGov poll since the election.

Iceland's largest labour union, the Icelandic Federation of Labour, was established in 1916.