Sentence examples for merely workers from inspiring English sources
The addition of Occupy to May Day focused inequality as a larger social issue than merely workers fighting for their own wages.
The effects are stronger among labor-managed firms than among those with merely worker-ownership schemes like ESOPs.
What the nibblers did not know was that the foreigners were not merely demonstration staff but workers at the saucemaker's new American unit, who wanted to see at first hand how American consumers responded to their product.
Rather than merely having workers making $1 an hour to put together iPhones, it could also have software developers making $20 or $50 an hour to design the next iPhone.
The authors, though, suggest that this might merely compensate workers for the greater risk of losing their jobs; but the evidence is still unclear.
Mr. Battista defended the ruling, saying it merely gave workers the chance to vote in a secret ballot election on whether they wanted to keep the union.
And consider the alternative, in which we slash Social Security and Medicare not because the nation can't afford those programs, but merely because workers are taking a smaller share of national income.
And it appears, based on the absence of accelerating inflation and especially wage inflation that this hiring has merely drawn workers out of a substantial pool of surplus labour.
It was difficult to know whether they were professional fighters, or merely migrant workers who had been press-ganged by the old regime's forces — both circumstances have applied in the Libyan conflict.
Everyone, in short - not merely older workers, had to become a mind reader.
"Standing here at this desk, that once belonged to President Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, I can't help but be reminded that even our nation's greatest leaders and all the rest of us are merely temporary workers.
