Sentence examples for rather than labor from inspiring English sources

Labor supply, rather than labor demand, readily explains why elderly unemployment rates tracked the general population's during the recession, while elderly employment did not: the willingness (or necessity, if you want) of working had changed more for the elderly than for the rest of the population.

They must address dividend policy — which currently skews returns toward capital rather than labor (i.e. consumers).

Provide sufficient unemployment benefits and people will opt to chill rather than labor.

And he may be more inclined to stroke a key constituency -- the high-tech industry -- rather than labor.

By Sadie Stein January 5, 2018 Betty Crocker's cookbook for children evoked a world of patio entertaining, cookouts, parties — cooking as leisure rather than labor.

The children's version, with its lurid range of photographs, similarly evoked a world of patio entertaining, cookouts, parties — cooking as leisure rather than labor.

As The Economist pointed out earlier this summer, much of the investment that's gone into China has funded capital-intensive projects, rather than labor-intensive ones.

The result is to push companies to operate more capital-intensive factories in better-off nations like Malaysia, rather than labor-intensive factories in poorer countries like Ghana or Cambodia.

It also hoped cities would coordinate anti-foreclosure efforts into a regional strategy rather than laboring at cross-purposes.

In addition, the entire profession suffers from a major public relations problem, with certain jobs in health care often perceived as thankless occupations rather than labors of love.

Rather than laboring to maintain and increase American dominance, Obama, says D'Souza, is busy leveling the playing field so that no nation will have control of the world's resources and be in a position to call the tune.