Sentence examples for the heavy labour from inspiring English sources

If we are to learn anything from the experiences of the American farmers, European farmers can expect inflated seed prices, more expenses for buying much more pesticides and the heavy labour and increasing costs trying to get rid of resistant weeds that inevitably follow HTGE crops.

Leaving women to do everything - including the heavy labour, usually seen as men's work.

All this heavy labour was being done on near starvation diets.

She said that in the face of the boundary review and the possibility of heavy Labour losses all political parties needed "to raise their game".

The Spanish gave the mutineers just 25 dollars each in return, and presented them with the options of joining the Spanish army, heavy labour, or refitting their ship.

For work activity, participants' were asked to check one main activity from the following options: "heavy labour," "light labour," "mostly sitting," "mostly standing," or "mostly walking/moving around".

Cities across Britain had become the victims of botched battlefield surgery – surgery that involved the ripping up of factories, the flattening of buildings and the razing of the Victorian heritage of heavy labour.

Despite poor food, inadequate clothing in the wet and windswept Cape winter, and heavy labour in the island's lime quarry, where  Mandela's sight was damaged by the blinding glare of the sun on the quarry's blanched walls, he remained unbroken.

The weak were spared heavy labour but got a smaller ration of corn soup.

The main focus in the other articles is on the vulnerable group of adults carrying out heavy labour in hot working environments: outdoors or indoors.

Her father, a Jewish textile engineer, was sent to a heavy labour camp when the Germans entered Hungary and died of a heart attack shortly after being released.