Sentence examples for workers away from from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing typically draws workers away from agriculture, which pays less.

The generous wages of the Louisiana oil industry also draw local workers away from Eunice.

India's performance lagged behind China's because it struggled to move workers away from agriculture.

The company sent the workers away from the factory and barracks during the opening ceremony.

The second part of Bismarck's strategy to destroy social democracy was the introduction of social legislation to woo the workers away from political radicalism.

A complex, bureaucratic system designed to keep many willing workers away from eager employers is bound to breed corruption and distortion.

She added: "I need the emotional strength that comes from interacting with fellow co-workers away from the workplace".

Janta explains that bars make money from expensive 'lady drinks', which male customers must buy for women they want to spend time with inside the bar, and from bar fines, which men pay when they want to take a sex worker away from the bar.

Push factors are internal in nature, and they are those factors that exist in the country of origin and drive a health worker away from the health system in which they were trained.

Training is a way up the wage ladder, but employers of low-wage workers seldom offer it or give those workers time away from daily tasks.

A spokeswoman also says police raids on brothels, particularly in east London, are driving sex workers further away from their support network of co-workers and health services, prompting the call for a pause on arrests.