Sentence examples for ready labor from inspiring English sources

The shift furnishes a ready labor force for the factories that power China's export-based economy, and better wages in cities have contributed to raising hundreds of millions from poverty.

Industry executives note that the decision to stay in China is often determined by a ready labor pool and the web of parts suppliers that surround giant assembly operations, like the one that Foxconn, the manufacturing partner of Apple and many other big electronics companies, operates in Shenzhen.

And it is not as if they are keeping Fall River from doing better: the city's unemployment rate has dropped from 19percentt in 1990 to about 4percentt, and new businesses, enticed by tax breaks and the ready labor pool, have been setting up shop here.

A "bad business environment in Jordan" is keeping many potential employers away, despite the potential of ready labor and liberalized trade regimes with the EU.

Susan Shick, Glendale's deputy director of redevelopment, said the training program will create a ready labor pool for corporations, which, in turn, will encourage major tenants to move to Glendale.

The Bracero Program was created, a guest worker program for able Mexicans, when the United States needed quick and ready labor to fill U.S. labor shortages in low paying agricultural jobs during WWII.

After being examined, she was told that she was not yet ready for labor, and that she should return home.

But these days, expectant couples in Westchester County searching for ways to get ready for labor and delivery have a much wider range of options, from courses that emphasize the father's involvement to one-on-one sessions with a doula to classes that prepare children to be present at the birth of their siblings.

I was so preoccupied with getting ready for labor and delivery -- watching graphic birth videos, taking classes with Tyler, practicing my "hee-hee-hoo"'s -- that I remained in denial about almost everything that was to follow.

Getting the space ready proved labor-intensive too.

According to the exhibition catalog, the prison was built on the river to provide nearby marble quarries with a ready-made labor force; back then the town was known as Sing Sing, hence the name.