Sentence examples for mass labour from inspiring English sources

Your article also says "the mass labour movement of the 1980s did not lift a finger on the miners' behalf".

Indeed, London Citizens grew out of the east London neighbourhoods whose gasworks, docks and match factories spawned the mass labour movement in the 1880s.

These social and economic transformations joined with technological changes involving the steam engine and the factory system together produced industrialism, urbanization, and the beginnings of mass labour.

A wave of strike action had led to "the great unrest" and, by January 1914, Britain was witnessing the rise of a mass labour movement.

For every cathedral, a pit of bones; for every work of art, the mass labour that granted the artist the resources to create it.

His regime has repeatedly been accused of heinous rights abuses including torturing opponents and using forced mass labour in the lucrative cotton industry.

The sluggishness of the mass, labour-intensive military has become a constant source of frustration to civilian leaders.

There remains masses of labour market slack outside the South and East.

Meanwhile, as the Glasgow East byelection draws closer, the clouds have been massing above Labour in Scotland.

In capitalist society, spare time is acquired for one class by converting the whole lifetime of the masses into labour time.

They were joined by masses of Labour voters, who wanted to punish the Lib Dems in general for making Cameron prime minister and Clegg in particular for going along with sharp rises in university tuition fees.