Sentence examples for lingering labor from inspiring English sources

"Much will depend on the consumer, and we feel that the headwinds for consumer spending (the foremost of which are over-leveraged balance sheets and lingering labor market weakness) remain too brisk to expect substantial help on this front as the year progresses," Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist for MFR Inc., wrote in a research note.

"Much will depend on the consumer," Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR, wrote in a research note, "and we feel that the headwinds for consumer spending (the foremost of which are ravaged balance sheets and lingering labor market weakness) remain too brisk to expect much help on this front".

But continuing claims rose, indicating lingering weakness in the labor market.

He described it as a sign of lingering problems in the labor market even with recent declines in unemployment.

COLUMBUS, Ohio--As Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum fight to win Ohio's presidential primary on Tuesday, Republican hopes of victory here in November may be jeopardized by lingering fallout over a labor rights dispute that left blue-collar voters cold.

The industry blames a prolonged reduction in immigrant labor and the lingering impact of the financial crash.

Lingering resistance to change comes from labor unions, which fear that it will cost jobs and open the door to privatization.

But there may also be some lingering reaction, Daopoulos said, to the labor dispute that led to the league's locking out the regular officials for the first three weeks of this season.

Not even the election of Bud Selig as commissioner on Thursday can overshadow the significance of the home run chase for this season, a development that can forever eradicate the lingering ill feeling over the 1994-95 labor dispute.

And although a tentative contract agreement reached Thursday means schools opened without labor strife, there is lingering bitterness from an ugly strike in December that sent 228 instructors to jail.

Until recently, millennial home buyers were weighed down by record student debt and the lingering effects of coming into the labor market during the Great Recession.