Sentence examples for remarkable labor from inspiring English sources
However, in 2018 even states with "Right to Work" laws saw remarkable labor successes with the teachers' strikes this spring.
While calling him a "remarkable labor statesman," Representative John D. Dingell of Michigan said Mr. Gettelfinger was "severely limited by what his membership will accept".
Her most remarkable labor was the serialization, over 3 years, of Joyce's "Ulysses," which was little appreciated by readers, & caused the "Review" to be burned 4 times by the U.S. Post Office for alleged obscenity.
Her most remarkable labor was the serialization, over 3 years,… "Treasures of Chinese Art: Recent Archeological Discoveries of the People's Republic of China", are on view in Paris since May in the Petit Palais.
The absolute was still believed in, but was to be reached only in and through the remarkable labors of the most gifted.
This fourteen minute documentary follows the remarkable and labor-intensive creation of Ursula von Rydingsvard "URODA", a site specific sculpture commissioned to highlight the entrance to the new Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at Princeton University.
The second Honda strike comes amid growing signs that, in a recent and remarkable shift of labor dynamics, China's huge migrant work force is gaining bargaining power.
In early 1995, an open revolt broke out, a remarkable event for labor unions, whose culture stresses loyalty, discipline and the private settlement of problems.
The industry has achieved remarkable savings in labor costs, he said, and has passed on most of the savings to consumers through lower fares.
Mr. Greenspan attributed the upward revisions in the surplus projections to the remarkable growth in labor productivity, the economic payoff of new information technologies.
Individuals partake in a remarkable division of labor, with a single queen typically dominating reproduction and workers engaged in tasks related to brood rearing, foraging, and colony defense (Wilson 1971).
