Sentence examples for sort of labor from inspiring English sources

The Times eventually had less reason to worry about the sort of labor strife that plagued New York papers through the 1960s and '70s.

It's anyone's guess what sort of labor was involved in putting together Tony Cragg's amorphous 2001 sculpture from his "Secretions" series, which is made from thousands of dice.

Union officials also say that Italian workers have acted as a sort of labor valve for Swiss companies without receiving the same benefits as their Swiss counterparts.

But this sort of labor is wildly expensive, the executives routinely explain, which is why the retail prices for luxury goods keep going up and up.

Mr. Ma's focus is on environmental impacts, rather than the sort of labor issues at Foxconn's Shenzhen factory, supplier to Apple and other electronic giants worldwide, which have recently made headlines.

The church, which often requests recipients of charity to perform some sort of labor in return, taught Mr. Romney to believe that "there's a dignity in work and a dignity in helping those who are in need of help," his eldest son, Tagg, said in an interview.

"It's sort of labor-intensive," she explained at the conference table.

There were recent signs of the sort of labor-management cooperation that Mr. Emanuel said he wanted.

But the sort of labor-intensive care that Mr. Castro provides is beyond the scope of rudimentary health centers in the countryside or the Hospital de las Culturas, a community hospital that opened here three years ago.

Every possible sort of punitive labor was imposed upon him, but nothing helped.

GMaps, he says, "is sort of a labor of love, and so I decided to hang onto it".