Sentence examples for making labor from inspiring English sources
Other experts were uncertain that medical intervention was making labor longer.
Output, in effect, rose more slowly than the number of hours worked, making labor less productive.
Stephen Conroy, a former communications minister, warned that a protracted contest risked making Labor into a "laughingstock".
Developing countries bitterly oppose making labor standards a matter for the trade organization, which can authorize sanctions.
Herzog gave an uplifting speech, praising all those at the table for their hard work, which had succeeded in making Labor a force once again.
This means instead of making labor intensive homemade ravioli, I turn the filling of beets and ricotta into a magenta sauce.
However, for each T-cell epitope, an individual tetramer has to be produced and characterized, making labor-intensive controls necessary [ 5].
Don't make labor markets rigid.
It has made labor more expensive and depresses employment.
At the same time, changing minimum-wage and overtime laws have made labor more expensive).
New York Presbyterian Hospital will probably make labor cuts soon, said its president, Dr. Herbert Pardes.
