Sentence examples for of labor pressure from inspiring English sources
Largely because of labor pressure, no top Democratic leader in the House has publicly supported the China trade bill.
If tomorrow's figure shows more evidence of benign labor pressures, the market could witness an even stronger rally.
[7] "Well-anchored inflation?" Inflation is running at around a measly 1 percent, in no small part because of the growth slog and absence of labor market pressures.
"With labor pressures and energy prices moving up, it keeps alive the risk of higher inflation ahead," he added.
The wages of American production workers have stagnated, under the pressure of labor competition from Asia.
Franklin Roosevelt moved leftward under the pressure of labor unions and other social forces.
But in addition to the usual obstacles to an airline deal – like winning the support of labor unions – there is growing time pressure.
They discussed a division of labor whereby Arab leaders would bring pressure on Mr. Arafat to undertake fundamental security and political changes, while Mr. Bush would bring pressure on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel to negotiate with an overhauled Palestinian leadership for new security arrangements and the framework to create a Palestinian state.
During the second stage of labor, it is plausible that the pressure of the fetal head against a completely dilated cervix may lead to changes in the cervical integrity and cervical strength lending it susceptible to premature dilation in a subsequent pregnancy.
Women from sea level and 3,100 m were of similar age and body size and had similar gravidity and parity, and there were no significant differences in gestational age, birth weight, blood pressure, or length of labor (Table 1).
