Sentence examples for masses of labour from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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Lower-end manufacturing has indeed moved to countries like China, with their masses of cheap labour, but it is not obvious why this pattern of comparative advantage should be resisted.Services mentalityJagdish Bhagwati of Columbia University reckons that those who argue in favour of boosting rich-world manufacturing suffer from a "manufacturing fetish".

Never mind that the growth trajectory of practically every rich nation involved a mass movement of labour from the agricultural sector to manufacturing or services.

A lot of people will stay near the bottom rung, where a mass of cheap labour is required.

But both Gordon Brown and Barack Obama are wise to ignore the critics in political establishments, since their only electoral hope is demonstrating their ability to manage the economy – that is, if Brown has any hope at all, with the mass of troubles Labour faces and the fact that his Conservative opposition is far more credible with voters than the American equivalent.

These were all souls who screamed from the periphery of the American empire, and asked to be more than mano de obra, more than a faceless mass of Mexican labour.

Skilled programmers in India, for example, can sell IT services around the world despite the low overall level of development of the Indian economy.India has masses of cheap, unskilled labour that ought to be attractive to firms wanting to set up low-cost manufacturing facilities.

He told Daily Politics the "uncontrolled flow of mass labour" had made millions of people worse off and the public could not wait until 2017 - the date earmarked by David Cameron - for a say on Europe since an extra million migrants would have come to the UK by then.

For one thing, slum formation in the early Victorian era was determined by mass manufacture, intensive concentrations of labour serving a single industry in a particular town or city.

Wittfogel believed that the development of irrigation projects in such areas as Mesopotamia and Egypt led to the use of mass labour, to an organizational hierarchy for coordinating and directing these activities, and to government control for ensuring proper distribution of the water.

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