Sentence examples for workers from somewhere from inspiring English sources

"Why not get workers from somewhere else? Labor should be globalized, just as business is globalized".

To maintain its enviable growth rate, Ireland will have to find more workers from somewhere: immigrants, older people or women.

Holbeck is "an area where sex workers operate from – somewhere where they won't be arrested, and away from residential areas," he told The Independent.

It's all very well to say the jobs for those workers and their children will come from somewhere.

Imagine a scenario in which an oil rig worker suddenly hears an alarm sound from somewhere on the rig.

When unemployment is this low, workers to fill new jobs have to come from somewhere else.

For the federal government to essentially pay certain firms to keep workers on their payrolls, the money must come from somewhere, and those depressed in this scenario will be the most productive American firms not in need of a handout.

Con Edison workers later visited the couple's house and explained that the leak had come from somewhere under their garage.

When pension shortfalls require higher contributions, the money must be found from somewhere: higher taxes, less spending on other services or higher contributions from workers (amounting to a pay cut).

Informants had a consistent perception that it is easier to maintain a lower cadre health worker who is already working in the remote health facility than deploying qualified personnel from somewhere else, particularly in urban areas.

Residents and workers and tens of thousands of volunteers from around the country -- some just showing up from somewhere else to pitch in -- are carrying the debris to the curbs, making sure to create designated piles.