Sentence examples for workers bearing from inspiring English sources

In East Porterville, it's largely impoverished farm workers bearing the brunt of the drought.

Instead the workers bearing the body parts wandered alone through the nest galleries in search of the Trailhead cemetery.

The chain broke only for iron workers in sweat-stained bandanas, National Guardsmen, Red Cross workers bearing food.

Especially with 800,000 federal workers bearing the brunt of an unnecessary government shutdown, there is inherent news value in what's going on.

The 11th symphony was supposedly inspired by the January 1905 massacre in St Petersburg of workers bearing a petition to the Tsar.

The contemporary university is a highly unbalanced and unfair place, with casualised workers bearing the brunt of the labour but the least amount of pay or security.

As in previous economic downturns, middle managers, sales representatives and industrial workers are bearing the brunt of the pain.

As South Korea struggles with the global economic downturn, temporary workers are bearing the brunt of corporate cost-cutting.

Existing pension deficits would grow bigger still, as would pressure for higher pension contributions from today's workers, both bearing down on pay especially for the young.

The cost of providing for the jobless will drive up the deficit and fan complaints from labor unions that workers are bearing the brunt of the first recession in 18 years.

Swanson's superb physical antics include her efforts to thread the boisterous lunchtime crowd of factory workers while bearing high-piled trays of food; her closeups, in a mirror, practicing her correspondence-course acting lessons; and a climactic sequence, in the show boat's theatre, featuring her rowdy tangle with Lillian.