Sentence examples for useless labour from inspiring English sources
Thirty years ago, Jim Callaghan's useless Labour government was trounced by a certified snatcher of children's milk.
Even that useless labour would put money into workers' pockets, which they would spend, which would stimulate manufacturers, which would give impetus for the private sector to once again hire and invest.
It proposes a minimum monthly income of €780; raising the budget deficit; renegotiating the fiscal compact; repealing 400 "useless" laws including labour and pension reforms to allow earlier retirement and make firing harder; raising taxes on energy companies and improving relations with Russia.
Dereliction of duty makes the #Tories less and less electable with every passing day #bbcdp #PMQs #GE2015 Watching #PMQs Labour are useless.
Those who preached so often to their party about the necessity of winning general elections proved to be useless at winning a Labour one.
"Because of the economy" he muttered gnomically, then added, as if it were hardly worth mentioning, "and because Ed Miliband's completely useless".As members of Labour's depleted parliamentary cohort look with bleary eyes on the wreckage of their party's hopes, they should find in that disdainful verdict, echoed nationally in their worst result for three decades, a reason for hope.
It sounds intrusive, without actually leading to revelation, but it is particularly useless when applied to someone labouring to narrate a painful memory.
It misses the point that many unemployed people are elderly or ill, rendering them useless for jobs that require hard labour.
This finding suggests that we cannot characterise Belgian women as mainly approaching labour pain as a useless inconvenience and Dutch women as perceiving labour pain as serving a biological purpose.
Labour and the Conservatives are useless on the issue.
