Sentence examples for plentiful labor from inspiring English sources

The best years were the 1970s and '80s, when water was plentiful, labor was cheap and chemical fertilizers increased yields.

Whereas rivals long ago sent key design work to Asia to take advantage of cheaper, plentiful labor, Super Micro still relies on hundreds of expensive engineers working at its San Jose headquarters.

But China's digital domain promises to stand out, thanks to a growing pool of university-trained engineers and a huge potential home market -- not to mention a plentiful labor force.

Since then, the costs have decreased so rapidly that B.G.I., with its relatively cheap and plentiful labor force, can do that same work in a few days for about four thousand dollars.

Made in Bangladesh competes with Made in Honduras, Made in the Philippines, Made in Macao, Made in Any Steamy Reservoir of Third World Unemployment: those places where plentiful labor lacks the leverage to command high pay, and the most pitiful thing about the jobs is how hard it is to get them.

Relying on cheap, plentiful Mexican labor, they say, has kept segments of American agriculture from mechanizing.

At a recent investor conference in Boston, Silicon Valley's Robert C. Walker asked his audience a trick question: Is China (a) a land of 800 million poor peasants, (b) a giant factory with plentiful cheap labor, or (c) the bleeding edge of the solid-state lighting revolution?

China's plentiful and cheap labor, plus a huge domestic consumer market, portend a bountiful future.

He notes in his letter that in Texas there are no personal or corporate state income taxes and a plentiful non-union labor pool.

For this, the authorities had mobilized more than five thousand people in the region, but labor is plentiful in rural China.

During a financial downturn, Beasley said, labor is plentiful and cheap, and construction can proceed without delays.