Sentence examples for liberated from work from inspiring English sources

As a greater and greater proportion of the population found themselves liberated from work, Keynes worried that society might suffer from a sort of generalized "nervous breakdown".

The lack of availability of specific training, difficulties in being liberated from work, and distance to training locations were identified as significant obstacles in this regard.

We know that it will be vital to have more of the "right" education than less, that you will need to develop skills that are complementary to technology rather than ones that can be easily replaced by it and that we need everyone to be innovating new products and services to employ the people who are being liberated from routine work by automation and software.

The majority were liberated from a work site at the village of Ožbalt about 25 km west of Maribor on the railway line to Dravograd in the German Reichsgau Steiermark (Styria), now part of modern-day northern Slovenia.

What mattered was that people could be liberated from their working lives for a week or two and live as the noble savage, do some cooking if they wanted to and help with the rudimentary washing-up.

Many are just beginning a life of work, liberated from dependence on welfare.

Highly paid, hard-working underage performers disrupt our sense of childhood as a period of all play and no work, liberated from adult responsibility.

In the rural areas of Heilongjiang Province, with the development of modern agriculture, especially in recent years, some farmers were liberated from their complex manual work and began to keep the economic animals, such as cattle, sheep and pigs.

Some people think that artificial intelligence will liberate us from work, leaving us to a life of leisure, self-driving cars, and Wi-Fi-enabled kettles.

For prominent leftist writers such as Paul Mason, who last year published Postcapitalism: A Guide to our Future, and Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams, co-authors of the much-discussed Inventing the Future (also 2015), the automation of labour is a good thing because it promises to liberate us from work.

Lyons also wants housing associations to be liberated from their balance sheets and to work with the construction industry to build additional housing.