Sentence examples for relatively few workers from inspiring English sources

He noted that during the recession and the recovery, relatively few workers have cycled through unemployment.

However, Mr. Tiedemann said he "was fairly certain" that relatively few workers would now have to be dismissed.

China National Petroleum says it needs relatively few workers because it is still in the exploration phase of its 23-year project at the Ahdab field.

So far, Hollande's only move on pensions has been to partially overturn Sarkozy's changes by returning the retirement age to 60 for the relatively few workers who started working very young in physically demanding jobs.

Relatively few workers were involved in such outrages, but millions did turn to the Socialist Party and the far-left Industrial Workers of the World (the Wobblies), organizations that promised to sweep away the entire capitalist system.

If your economy benefits by having a big bulge of working-age people, then your economy will have a harder time of it when that bulge generation retires, and there are relatively few workers to take their place.

Firms did not lay off as many workers as usual during the winter months, and took on relatively fewer workers in March.

They also exhibit relatively high human development indices and contain relatively fewer workers earning the minimum salary (Bringas Rábago 2005).

The second reason is that populations are ageing, so that more retired people rely on relatively fewer workers to fund their care.

That is, on average the different worker species reared either relatively few large workers or more but smaller workers.

Relatively few United States workers are employed making wire rod and steel pipes.