Sentence examples for succeeding workers from inspiring English sources

Although the stopgap measure did not appear to be succeeding, workers would keep trying to stem the leak, said Hidehiko Nishiyama, deputy director general of the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency.

We assume that as industry succeeds, workers would share in future gains.

But when Stratton finally appears to have succeeded, textile workers and bosses alike quickly realise the technological miracle will consign their jobs and fortunes to history.

As officials at the Nevada Culinary Union noted grimly, had the Clintons' scheme succeeded, black workers at casinos would have found themselves on the busy Martin Luther King weekend as unemancipated as Southern slaves.

Some employee-owned companies succeed, when workers work and managers manage.

If neither of those measures proves practical or succeeds, then workers will have to open the box and directly remove the metal.

Our policies make business succeed, but workers and communities are left behind.

This would make it more likely that union organizing campaigns would succeed, that workers would have better-paying jobs, that the ripple effects of union pay would improve the overall economy, and that the political influence of the labor movement would help the nation enact more progressive policies to make America a more humane society.

If all of these boomers decide to stop working when they hit this milestone, businesses will need to scramble to fill the gaps, since the succeeding generation of workers is much smaller.

It was used to bring men and supplies up the slope to build the grand Balmoral hotel and in succeeding summers to deliver workers and guests.

One worker died from electrocution as he worked in the water at one station, but the workers succeeded in hoisting the distribution system above the water so the power station could keep operating, he said.