Sentence examples for whose labor from inspiring English sources

The laborers whose labor produces their wealth are ruthlessly exploited.

Things are a bit better in Spain, whose labor liberalization seems to be working.

AIDS kills young adults, especially women -- the people whose labor is most needed.

UPDATE: The entrepreneur hired an outfit in Uttar Pradesh whose labor conditions are unknown to him.

Workers whose labor can be replaced by computers, be they in factories or stores, have paid a particularly steep price.

The rights group's report, though, focused mainly on local operators whose labor practices have drawn more criticism.

He imagined pickers dragging their bags slowly across the steaming landscape and understood whose labor had built the house.

And it threatens the security of those whose labor and generosity subsidizes the cheats and the frauds.

Baseball Commissioner BUD SELIG and the players association leader, DONALD FEHR, whose labor agreement averted a strike.

Another sartorial alternative was fabric whose labor-intensive designs were barely visible to the naked eye, as is the case with another kimono, which seems to be gray dusted with white.

Low-income young men, whose labor-force participation rates were hit hard during the recession, are among those who stand to benefit most from a potential EITC expansion, according to the CBPP.