Sentence examples similar to many are laboring from inspiring English sources

Though none of his former colleagues contacted for this article were willing to speak publicly, behind the scenes, in off-the-record conversations with reporters, many have been laboring in recent days to separate Sperling and those now-controversial events.

And many seemed to be laboring pretty hard that night to make a little extra cash in some not-so-admirable ways.

Though almost every label now boasts its own new rock phalanx, for years nobody wanted to sign these acts, many of which have been laboring since the early 90's.

"He's laboring under many misapprehensions and very angry".

Many traditional crops are labor or water intensive, drawing on two commodities in increasingly short supply.

Nor does it take into account the large number (officially estimated at 230,000, though possibly much higher) who have been sentenced without trial to work in "re-education through labor" camps, many of whom are labor advocates or individuals who practice religion outside government-approved churches.

They beg nothing more than pasta, and that's a good thing because many of these vegetables are labor-intensive.

As shown in the chart below, many of these growing industries are labor-intensive.

Many are withdrawing from the labor force altogether.

Rural areas and other regions where many are employed in physical labor have been hit especially hard by the growing popularity of OxyContin and other painkillers.

How could wealth be any preparation for a life "except to make it easy?" Many are ignorant that hard manual labor can make you feel good.