Sentence examples for ordinary laborers from inspiring English sources

Ordinary laborers have borne the costs and suffered from joblessness and deepening economic anxiety.

But the benefits have not been shared equitably, and governments have failed to help the ordinary laborers most harmed.

The biblical scenes he painted for wealthy churchmen were peopled by prostitutes, pimps, criminals, beggars, office workers, soldiers and ordinary laborers in drab, ragged clothes with dirty bare feet and grimy fingernails.

Some argue that lower-level supervisors are part of the hierarchical management system, the grassroots controls at the shop-floor level, and thus, it is fair to say that they exercise domination on ordinary laborers.

In Griggs v. Duke Power (1971), its first big swing at business necessity under the Civil Rights Act, the Supreme Court ruled that a company's intelligence test was unrelated to the work done by ordinary laborers, and its disparate impact on blacks was therefore impermissible.

His son, known to everyone as Middle John, worked for him as an ordinary laborer, and was treated by him as such.

However singular the circumstances of the accident, Mr. Oliva lived and died in the thoroughly ordinary limbo of a day laborer, which is worth more notice than Mr. Oliva commanded that last day of his short life.

The variables were: years of residence, household size, number of laborers in a household (including labor migrant members), mean age of laborers, and mean educational level of laborers.

Because Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's army employed many mercenaries from sub-Saharan Africa, these innocent migrant laborers now find themselves singled out by ordinary Libyans and rebels who believe they are the enemy.

By not just eating it myself but announcing my love for it, I prove my solidarity with all those laborers while those who eat indoors at ordinary restaurants reveal themselves to be ignorant redneck hicks or One Percenters, both of which do not in any way resemble me.

The mass confiscation of properties provided the opportunity for ordinary lower class Turks (i.e. peasantry, soldiers, and laborers) to rise to the ranks of the middle class.