Sentence examples for strenuous labour from inspiring English sources

Nicaragua Sugar Estates, one of Central America's largest plantations, has conducted internal studies, and one in 2001 pointed to "strenuous labour with exposure to high environmental temperatures without an adequate hydration programme" as an important factor.

This was Da Yu who, after years of strenuous labour, provided outlets to the sea through dredging, with the aid of dragons, thus making the world suitable for human habitation.

But there was a wrinkle that the session failed to iron out, despite strenuous efforts by Labour's Richard Burden to do so.

There is no strenuous mental labor here.

Milner also made strenuous efforts to ensure cheap labour to the mines.

Examples of such explanations reported in other studies include poor personal hygiene related to environmental contamination and lack of water, an adverse physical environment that contributes to exposure to dust, dirt, and cold, and excessive physical labour and other strenuous activities.

He also said that Labour would introduce more strenuous laws relating to pay-day lenders and betting shops.

He also made strenuous efforts to underscore his independence from Labour following claims that he was too close to Ed Milband, and his advisers.

Although 15-20% of older Americans will be unable to carry on working, the rest will be fit enough, especially as far fewer jobs now entail strenuous manual toil.The blockage lies in the labour market, for two main reasons.

Avoid strenuous physical exercise and hard labor.

Studies have established the potency of erect standing posture during immersion in enhancing recovery from bouts of strenuous exercises [ 2], enhancing fetal descent in pregnant women during labour process [ 3], allowing weight bearing moderation on the acute rheumatic or arthritic joints [ 4, 6, 7] and in patients recuperating from knee or hip arthroplasty [ 5].