Sentence examples for up laboring from inspiring English sources

The Internet just reinforced a cultural disposition that began early in the 20th century, when educators who had themselves grown up laboring over dark Latin texts and jamming yards of Longfellow's "Song of Hiawatha" into their heads --.

So deflation messes up labor markets.

My research showed that exploding health care costs were driving up labor costs.

Universities also fear that the ruling will jack up labor costs.

Business advocates said the directive could drive up labor costs and deter projects.

(The ruling also frees up labor unions to spend, though they have far less money at their disposal).

Some are deficit hawks; some are tough-on-terrorism types; some want to break up labor unions.

Business groups fear the bill will enable unions to quickly add millions of workers and drive up labor costs.

That feeling was reinforced by a report showing that productivity fell in the first quarter, driving up labor costs.

Councilwoman Letitia James of Brooklyn, who is hoping to pick up labor support, has raised $466,000 but has spent almost half of that already.

The Confederation of German Employers' Associations says the introduction of a minimum wage would push up labor costs and lead to more unemployment.