Sentence examples for straightforward labour from inspiring English sources

A second major reason for looking beyond straightforward labour market forces is the often highly imperfect nature of the industrialized labour market.

This is especially important in the context of maternity care, where most women have straightforward labour and birth experiences, but some require rapid transfer between care providers and settings.

It may be speculated that women who gave birth on the birth seat had a more straightforward labour, were less tired and experienced less pain, making them less exposed to interventions.

A straightforward, yet labour-intensive way of comparing articles is to semantically analyse their entire texts.

Sorry, St Vince but the public know this is a straightforward fight between Labour and us.

But it soon became apparent that Govan would not be as straightforward as the Labour hierarchy assumed.

Barring unforeseen circumstances, it will be a straightforward win for Labour, but Brabin stresses that nothing can be taken for granted and says the media should be "mindful" of giving oxygen to some of her opponents.

A midwifery unit is a clinical location offering care to women with straightforward pregnancies during labour and birth in which midwives take primary professional responsibility for care.

To the politically cynical it looks like a straightforward attempt to brand Labour, which governs in Wales, as a party that cannot manage the NHS.

So far, so straightforward: in a safe Labour seat where the party had a 7,000-plus 7,000-plusn 2010; in a by-election being held quickly after the death of majorityGoggins; where Labour is expected to have gathered many postal votes already, much to UKIP's fury.

That sounds straightforward, but too many in Labour can no longer even see the credit column in the Blair ledger.