Sentence examples for plain labor from inspiring English sources

That was in 1923; there were years of labor strife and just plain labor ahead the road to that "sweet Main Street".

So at this point I prefer just plain labor costs in the private sector, which look like this: This suggests something like a 15 percent overvaluation overall — same ballpark as Britain in the 1920s, but maybe a bit smaller.

The sequence is one of the plainest, and the best, in "Miles Ahead," a new movie — and an unmistakable labor of love — by Don Cheadle.

Whether it is carbon tariffs or plain old labor protection, raising trade barriers is the wrong approach.

But Swain said the "plain language" of state labor law does not grant workers any right to share in such pools.

Once the Europeans arrived, with their native grains, and put in a few generations' worth of backbreaking labor, the plains became the "breadbasket of the world".

A seasoned chronicler of the former Soviet Union journeys alone to Russia's vast, desolate northern plains, dropping by former labor camps, abandoned laboratories and other outposts that dot one of the most inhospitable places on earth.

The notion that Mexico offers only cheap labor is just plain off the mark.

"In my opinion, this is a distortion of the workers' compensation laws," said Lew Silverman, a White Plains lawyer who specializes in labor and employment law.

Collateral damage is one of those antiseptic-sounding euphemisms that are sometimes more chilling than plain language, so hard do they labor to conceal their human meaning.

This study is designed to estimate the ED95 for intrathecal plain bupivacaine with fentanyl 15 μg in labor.