Sentence examples for lost labour from inspiring English sources

Malaria takes its economic toll in direct costs for prevention and treatment, as well as lost labour.

"It has also lost Labour the votes of millions of our natural supporters, who marched and protested against the war.

But his leadership lost Labour 5 million working-class votes, 3 million of them in his first time.

He fought Swindon for the SDP in 1983, achieving a respectable third place, and his intervention probably lost Labour the seat.

In 1948 Aneurin Bevan called the Conservative Party "lower than vermin", a comment that lost Labour thousands of moderate votes at the following election.

Zimbawe, Malawi and Central African Republic were among the world's least polluted countries, but Liberia had the lowest lost labour costs among developing countries ($25m).

Intra-household labour substitution, hiring external labour, and withdrawing children from schools are commonly used to compensate lost labour-days and income of the households.

I'm interested in losing Labour.

And what could lose Labour the next election?

Losing Labour seats to the SNP also risks gifting power to Cameron.

That is because politics itself is hung: the Tories are losing; Labour is not winning.