Sentence examples for slow labour from inspiring English sources
Harvesting angora without harming rabbits is a slow labour of love incompatible with industrial capitalism.
Because this procedure can slow labour, the hormone oxytocin is often administered concurrently to stimulate uterine contractions.
Though his prepared remarks worried that tighter labour markets would push up wages to levels that would threaten price stability, he suggested later that he did not believe unemployment needed to rise to slow labour costs.The fact that the employment-cost index rose only modestly in the three months to June 2000, lends support to this view.
These manual methods are slow, labour demanding and arduous.
This process is often slow, labour intensive and suffers from poor repeatability.
Tapestry weaving is slow, labour-intensive work, and these were big about 10x13 feet and heavy with threads of gold.
There is one in which the Federal Reserve takes it for granted that there is not much slack in the system and moves to slow labour-market momentum before rising employment leads to upward pressure on wages and, eventually, prices.
Good journalism is a slow, labour-intensive business.
Potential growth falls with slower labour growth.
But in the long term later retirement counters the trend to slowing labour force growth caused by an ageing population, more years spent in college, and a levelling out of women's participation.
