Sentence examples for the manual worker from inspiring English sources

And the manual worker, the farmer and the self-taught salesman – all essential archetypes – no longer fit so easily into the success narrative.

This, rather than the productivity of the manual worker, is the key to economic growth and economic performance in today's society".

The main disadvantages of this method are: (i) the use of resins (organic compounds) which are hazardous for the manual worker, and (ii) the low permeability of this type of organic materials.

"The manual worker is as proud of his work, and rightly so, as men are in other vocations," wrote the steel magnate in one excerpt, "The Romance of Labor".

Listening to him battling with Humphrys on Radio 4 (a bit of South Wales needle there between the professor's son and the manual worker's scrappy boy?) reinforced that impression.

All our work on productivity has been on the productivity of the manual worker.

But Mr Taylor warned: "If the Government insists upon a study only for the manual workers, we are in for a real confrontation with the Government".

The manual workers in the service were mainly recruited from persons of mature age who had left school after primary education or, in such countries as France and Germany, from military veterans.

In Scotland, about half the manual workers in local government and the health service have warned that they will stop work completely if no progress is made at the next talks with employers.

He had had his St Paul moment, a lightning flash of revelation felt as "a vibration" through his whole body, that he had to go and make his life with "the mass of the people and the manual workers", swarthy northern railway men and coach-builders, muscular and grimy riveters and grinders.

The manual workers had dignity and the products were superb.