Sentence examples for not only labor from inspiring English sources

Agreements that inhibit that movement, antitrust officials said, restrains not only labor but also the pace of innovation.

The resulting insights about how search costs can affect markets also helped revolutionize not only labor economics, but fields like public finance and housing economics as well.

Correcting this imbalance is not easy, but in a growing number of states, budget deficits are being used to justify efforts to scale back not only labor costs, but labor rights.

But it's not only Labor who've misjudged how to "engage" this campaign, with the Liberal party sending letters addressed to women whose surnames they have changed to match their male housemates.

Apple said its audits in 2008 revealed a complex recruitment process that included not only labor agencies hired by the supplier but in some cases "multiple subagencies: in the hiring country, the workers' home country, and, in some cases, all the way back in the worker's home village".

But their future success needs not only labor but capital.

Conventional methods such as centrifugation, precipitation and filtration are not only labor-consumptive but also uneconomical.

However, such method is not only labor-intensive and time-consuming, but also unacceptable in clinical practice on patients.

Pre- and post-SS lifetime labor incomes are calculated not only including labor income subject to contributions, but also labor income from informal jobs over which no contributions are made (( tilde{L}_{it} = 1 ) and ( tilde{C}_{it} = 0 )).

Not only have labor leaders faced the embarrassing enactment of anti-union legislation in onetime labor strongholds like Wisconsin and Michigan, but they could not even win passage of legislation making it easier to unionize when President Obama was elected and the Democrats controlled the House and Senate.

Realizing that such a deep restoration would be an all-consuming task, they sent the car to the Czech Republic: not only was labor cheaper, but parts were more readily available.