Sentence examples for so much labor from inspiring English sources

"Women continue to do so much labor and are so underrepresented and underpaid," Ms. Janes said.

Because so much labor was contributed, Ms. Cohen said, the restoration cost only $50,000.

Why would they leave a house into which they had poured so much labor?

Even antidoping advocates who have been critical of the N.F.L.'s efforts wonder whether the league could strengthen its program amid so much labor unrest and uncertainty.

Another striking object was the park of the pontoon boats dawn through the bottomless roads of the lower peninsula, with so much labor.

Still, what makes the show work is the cardboard: there's something almost heartbreaking about Burckhardt's decision to lavish so much labor on such a disposable surface.

But "Sanctum" is not so much a labor of love for the filmmaker as it is a labor of purpose, a chance to show the world that 3-D can be done well even when it's done for a smaller price.

Such Stakhanovite commitment is necessary at a firm where so much creative labor is wasted.

A T-shirt is equivalent to 700 gallons of water, gallons of chemical waste, so much human labor.

Doing so much physical labor on the house over the last few years, he said, has been a perfect balance to his writing.

Slavery was not so much a labor system as it was a property regime, with slaves serving not just as workers, but as commodities.