Sentence examples for workers hardly from inspiring English sources
The workers hardly talk to each other.
White workers hardly talked about immigrants at all.
In the fields, undocumented workers hardly ever protest when contractors or growers abuse them.
Workers hardly seemed to worry about the need for workplace protections.
While upper-income people often improve their lot faster than the middle class, lower-income workers hardly ever do.
Because even if your subway stinks, and there are rats the size of cats down there, the trains rarely break down and the workers hardly ever go on strike.
Germany increasingly embraces its identity as a "post-migrant" society – the term coined by Gorki co-director Shermin Langhoff to describe her own Turkish-German identity, as "guest-worker" hardly seems relevant to the thousands of second- or third-generation children born in Germany to parents of Turkish heritage.
It has become so ubiquitous that, in just a few short years, many development workers can hardly imagine life without them.
Some workers were hardly fit for duty.
Shortages of health care workers are hardly the only problem.
A shortage of workers is hardly an issue in the current, depressed economy.
