Sentence examples for workers cited from inspiring English sources

Many migrant workers cited higher rent and food costs.

Previously, employers have not been required to take action against workers cited in Social Security letters.

Harvard now pays as little as $8.50 an hour to some of the 970 workers cited in the report.

About 54 percent of Deepwater Horizon workers cited these fears, while about 61 percent of workers on the Marianas did so.

Several times during that two weeks, Ms. Caballero and Justice Project lawyers said, workers cited a shortage of beds in Chicago's shelters.

McNeil was among eight vendors and concession-stand workers cited for selling to under-age people during a compliance check at Thursday night's Twins game against Toronto.

And Mr. Halloran, a lawyer, has refused to reveal the names of the sanitation workers, citing attorney-client privilege.

Not long after completing that factory in 2010, the company shut down an older one and laid off some workers, citing adverse market conditions.

A "striking" number of workers cite large targets when asked how much they will need to save to ensure a financially secure retirement, the survey found.

But advocates for the workers say village officials still antagonize the workers, citing the housing ordinance adopted last March that prompted the motion last fall.

He became incensed when, a few days after Harvard announced that it had paid its money managers more than $100 million, it cut 10 library workers citing budgetary cutbacks.