Sentence examples for whose labour from inspiring English sources

"When the captain says faster the oarsmen are the ones whose labour is increased".

Conversely, all of the five industries whose labour inputs have gone down have seen their multi-factor productivity increase.

A tired but tenacious Prime Minister Gordon Brown, whose Labour government is lagging in the polls, described himself, somewhat improbably as "the most optimistic man in Britain".

The mansions are still there, showing their years and inhabited by the descendants of the slaves and sharecroppers whose labour enriched the former owners.

I think it should be changed to something that properly pays homage to those he exploited and whose labour made the scholarship possible".

Now there are serious talks of building an alternative to the National Union of Students, whose Labour Students leadership has totally failed our education sector.

One reason for this is that the poor, whose labour-market prospects are most precarious, are a diverse group.

Perhaps because shopgirls were the first female workers whose labours (and therefore their discomforts) were literally on show, they were also in the vanguard of progressive movements that changed the conditions of labour.

He has always been known to us as a great research worker and scientist, whose labours earned him the Lister Medal, a man of exceptional integrity and industry and a persistent advocate of the value of tradition in its best sense".

On the other hand, women whose labours are not straightforward may request a more medical approach from the midwife, wishing for the introduction of interventions to prevent prolonged labours and resulting dissatisfaction with childbirth.

Women whose labours were considered to be obstructed during daytime would find it easier and less costly to get means of transport as opposed to the women who faced a similar condition at night.