Sentence examples for natural labour from inspiring English sources

It isn't a natural Labour seat.

Some of those groups are not natural Labour supporters.

There are many natural Labour supporters in that category.

Many of these people are natural Labour voters.

You do not seem to be a natural Labour voter.

But it is hardly natural Labour territory either.

She admits she has been a natural Labour voter.

So I said, "No thank you, I'd rather go through the natural labouring and everything," rather than be induced to have him [her son] on their time, and not when he wanted to come out.

Other broader contextual determinants that can also influence complementary feeding practices have been suggested, and include civil disturbances and natural disasters, labour laws, child care services, workplace rights and benefits, resource control, independence of the caregiver, female labour force participation and education.

The potential manufacture of desirable products on a scale that, unless moderated or managed, would cause deep economic disruption by collapsing demand for many sorts of natural resources, labour, and conventional products.

This government's Victorian ambitions appear to be increasingly divorced from what is happening in the real natural world (Labour's weren't much better), although in the 19th century we had much more nature to ruin, and were less able to ruin it for good.