Sentence examples for think of labor from inspiring English sources

Today most people in the US think of Labor Day as a non-controversial holiday.

Since 1996 Australians think of Labor as being more left wing.

While our official data may fail to capture this reality, this has tremendous implications for how we should think of labor force participation, jobs, benefits, and income security.

Human beings within every culture have differing aspirations -- just think of labor unions and the Tea Party right now.

"I don't think that's fair to think of labor unions as the enemy of the Republican Party.

In Washington the President quoted Shakespeare ("A plague o' both your houses" - Romeo and Juliet) when asked what he thought of labor situation.

The New Yorker, August 7, 1937 P. 30 In Washington the President quoted Shakespeare ("A plague o' both your houses" - Romeo and Juliet) when asked what he thought of labor situation.

It is altogether unrealistic to think of undertaking such immense labor with the resources available to the project through the Endowment (in some cases this would duplicate work already done; see for example Pingree 1970 -for the exact sciences).

In particular, think of the labor input L as a labor aggregate an agglomeration of workers belonging to different skill groups.

Many economists used to think of the labor market as being pretty much like the market for anything else, with the prices of different kinds of labor — that is, wage rates — fully determined by supply and demand.

While working at his bench, Mr. Stankard said, "I think of my labor as a prayer".