Sentence examples for such labours from inspiring English sources

The consequence was an ethic of unceasing commitment to one's worldly calling (any lapse would indicate that one's state of grace was in doubt) and ascetic abstinence from any enjoyment of the profit reaped from such labours.

Such labours can last for days and in most cases the baby dies [ 2, 3].

Efforts to conscript such labour did not meet expected results.

Finally, the rising cost of servants boosted demand for such labour-saving devices.

Such labour-intensive, low-cost businesses have benefited most from the fall in real wages.

As such, Labour had no divine right to assume the first membership today.

The days when such Labour leaders as Harold Wilson and Jim Callaghan could go private were obviously over.

Higher labour costs, however, contributed to a decline in international competitiveness in such labour-intensive activities as textile manufacture.

Only about a score returned from Westminster, and they did not include such Labour luminaries as Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, Robin Cook, John Reid or Alistair Darling.

Such labour branching assumes both voluntary and involuntary forms, and this paper concentrates on the latter by assessing workers' responses to redundancy.

The number of rural inhabitants remains high because of the wide distribution of such labour-intensive branches of the economy as the tea and subtropical crop plantations.