Sentence examples for still laboring as from inspiring English sources
On the flat salt desert of Uyuni, such debate seems remote to those still laboring as their ancestors did, scraping salt off the ground into the cone-shaped piles that line the horizon like some geometric mirage.
Shapiro said much of his company's processes are automated but some are still labor-intensive, such as the task of confirming premium payments once an investor purchases a policy.
Many still labor in the fields, while others work as maids, construction workers and in other low-paying jobs.
Despite people often using technology for speed and convenience, I still labor over each work and approach it as if it was an oil painting or marble statue.
Richard III still labors under a bad reputation, in large part because of his portrayal as a villain in Shakespeare's play of the same name.
Still, labor leaders, who played a major role in Vice President Al Gore's campaign, often describe Ms. Chavez as antiunion.
Software engineering is still labor- intensive and prone to errors.
Chinese exports are still labor-intensive as its comparative advantage labor-intensive asnt labor supply.
Still, labor certification is required.
I wouldn't call if slave labor or forced labor, but it was still labor under duress and oppressive conditions.
