Sentence examples for worker numbers from inspiring English sources

And basic economic theory suggests that as worker numbers declined, their wages and conditions would increase.

The plans to publish foreign worker numbers will not be included in the consultation.

They talked of the weekly "average attrition" in worker numbers, and the constant need for up to "four thousand heads".

Their incomprehensible creation — risibly written, yet not so bad it's funny — includes a party number, a sexy number, a zoo animal number and factory worker numbers.

"Some plants reduced worker numbers by 20 to 30percentt, now they hire back 10percentt," said Stanley Lau, deputy chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries, which represents export-oriented factories employing 10 million Chinese workers.

He told the committee that due to the scale of financial savings required and the impact of staff pay on the overall budget, it would be "intellectually dishonest" to pretend there would not be an impact on worker numbers.

Control parameters must assume optimal values in order to attain minimum worker number within a finite time-scale feasible in a clinical set-up.

The model is an extension of a logistic framework, where a pay-off function has been included to account for the effect of instantaneous worker number on death rates of each species.

Snowflake still uses 64-bit unsigned integers but instead of being sequential they will instead be based on time and composed of: a timestamp, a worker number and a sequence number.

This version of the list contains 801 names and is dated 18 April 1945; Pfefferberg is listed as worker number 173.

After that, worker number exponentially declines and the number of sexuals exponentially increases.