Sentence examples for the workforce rising from inspiring English sources

The Government is spending at least £2bn on refurbishing Aldermaston, with the workforce rising to 5,000 people.

1) We need the work In 1940 just 28percentt of women were part of the workforce, rising to 51percentt by 1979.

Opposing responses The most recent figures from drug-testing company Quest Diagnostics show that positive results for marijuana use in the workforce rose 6.2%% in 2013.

If the proportion of Americans in the workforce rose back to its pre-recession levels, 3.6 million more people would be looking for a job.

Considering that since September 2008 those counted as "not in the workforce" rose from 79.6 million to 90.6 million the true unemployment figures, particularly among the young, are likely far starker.

When asked about issues that keep them up at night, education and its impact on the quality of the workforce rose 8 percentage points, to 59percentt of WBOs, between last year and 2015.

The percentage of female physicians in the workforce rose from 9.8% in 1975 to 17.2% in 2008.

And by building the "human capital" of the American workforce, rising achievement will spur economic growth which will lift all boats.

Over the same period, the proportion of EEA migrants in the education workforce rose from 27%to37.5%5%.

Demand and supply of health workers is influenced by multiple factors: aging population, aging workforce, rising care-usage and rising costs within the context of budget constraints [ 36].

In the past decade, the police have received a budget increase of 21percentt and the police workforce rose by 50,000, which includes an extra 15,000 officers.