Sentence examples for workers for some from inspiring English sources

"We've been trying to improve the relationship with workers for some time, and this has been a big setback," Dr. Oxtoby said.

And at night, they retreated to a tent city in a museum parking lot, along with hundreds of other out-of-state utility workers, for some rest.

The attackers had likely been watching the daily movements of the French workers for some time, the officials said, adding that the French had been careless in their security.

Gov. George E. Pataki has criticized a side agreement that will give union members $131.7 million if Albany officials block a provision that would reimburse 20,000 workers for some pension contributions made before 2001.

But consumers no longer have the purchasing power to buy the goods and services they produce as workers; for some time now, their means haven't kept up with what the growing economy could and should have been able to provide them.

CBI president Sir Mike Rake rejected claims the country faced an "either/or choice" between immigration and a more skilled UK workforce, saying the UK would need skilled foreign workers "for some time to come".

In February, Pfizer stopped running ads showing men being praised by friends and co-workers for some obvious but indefinable difference.

Over the next decade, he was a staff worker for some of the state's most powerful politicians.

The penalties for not offering coverage could be relatively small ($750 per worker after exempting the first 25 workers under the Senate bill) or quite substantial (reaching an estimated $2,800 per worker for some firms under the House bill).

It is the 21st century and the moment has not been shining for the average American worker for some time and is not getting any brighter at present.

Yet in some sense it was beauty that saved Mr. Brannaman, that of his conscience and that of horses, which, having been tied to humans long ago, became companions, workers and for some, as this lovely movie shows, saviors".