Sentence examples for workers driven from inspiring English sources

Many of the workers, driven to desperation, joined the American Railway Union (ARU).

Once again, government reduced workers, driven by cutbacks at the local level.

Wilson discovered demoralized workers driven to gassing or shooting themselves — and, in at least one case, shooting a landlord.

Among the modern-day equivalents, you might include the appalling pay and conditions for care workers – driven not by foreign competition but by the demand of the private-equity firms running these businesses to make as much of a margin as possible.

We plan to evaluate flexible scheduling methods that allow a dynamic allocation of tasks to workers driven by their current load.

Beyond the music, he saw it as an allegory of social evolution where workers, driven by "the invisible whip of hunger", seek freedom from their wealthy masters.

The strikers often shout "scab" as replacement workers drive into the factory.

Inner-party cadres toured in Volvos, while two million workers drove half-plastic 600cc Trabants.

Social workers drove off to homes deemed at risk, to play with the new baby.

The social workers drove to Yonkers, where a group of seven hopped on.

Released six hours later, the three rights workers drove off into the sweltering darkness.