Sentence examples for more workers but from inspiring English sources

It needs more workers, but the Japanese attitude toward immigration makes Arizona look liberal by comparison.

GM would have to lay off more workers but still pay them.

By 2003 he'd added a machine, along with four more workers, but his factory was still dark on weekends.

Wage offers are continuously distributed across all firms; firms offering high wages hire more workers but make lower profits per worker.

Indian plants hired far more workers but the weavers spent most of their time unengaged in productive work.

Much as the institutions wished to employ more workers but the houses were inadequate for the new staff, such that prospective staff failed to take up their appointments at the health facilities.

After investigating, the C.D.C. found that with the growth of the industry, not only were more workers dying but, more surprising, the fatality rate was increasing, meaning the relative risk was rising.

That is why the unemployment rate fell to 8.1 percent from 8.2 percent — not because more workers found jobs, but because so many people left the work force.

It has since agreed that at least five more workers are needed: but it is five workers on a reduced contract, which might go part of the way to explaining the motives behind all this.

But more workers are moving out of dormitories and into apartments anyway as their wages rise.

They were actually seventy and, by the next day, after more workers returned, about three hundred, but the name stuck, and the concept earned instant fame abroad, where it fit comfortably into clichés about Japan.