Sentence examples for ongoing labor from inspiring English sources

It's estimated that anywhere from half to three-quarters of farm laborers in California and elsewhere in the U.S. lack papers, and the ongoing labor shortage is partly the result of stepped-up immigration enforcement that began under President Obama and has escalated under the Trump administration.

On ESPN, the draft was framed as a welcome break from the ongoing labor negotiations.

Much of this good will comes from the N.B.A.'s ongoing labor debacle.

My colleague Jim Yardley wrote in August about ongoing labor strife in Bangladesh, notably protests in March at two garment factories in the Ishwardi industrial complex.

Whether the turnover continues depends in part on the ongoing labor negotiations, which will determine whether a small core of players continues to earn steady salaries.

"To keep union firms competitive, the ongoing labor contract negotiations — and reformed work rule practices — must bring the union-nonunion differential closer to 10 percent from the current 20-30 percent," the report says.

It is possible that our survey was influenced by cultural bias, since many health workers may fear job loss in an ongoing insecure labor market, due to retribution if respondents were honest about the shortcomings of the system.

I left with a sense of optimism that at least one side in the ongoing NFL labor negotiations gave a damn about the fans.

Other recent developments include a class-action filed by women formerly at Google who claim the company paid them less than male colleagues for the same work, and an ongoing Labor Department suit against the company based on preliminary evidence showing systemic pay inequality between men and women.

And if you just review those first couple of lines of Howl, they are as iconic as any Dylan or Beatles lyric.... .. Record collectors, vinyl geeks (myself included), hipster history devotees, and barstool musicologists, among additional permutations thereof, owe hosannas aplenty to the ongoing life labors of Pat Thomas.

Geocoding rates tended to be lower in states with larger shares of post office box or rural route addresses, and also for cases diagnosed in 2008 and 2009, reflecting the fact that geocoding is an ongoing and labor-intensive process.