Sentence examples for workers in the trade from inspiring English sources

Morgan Stanley executives decided quickly after the attack, which killed 13 of the firm's 3,700 workers in the trade center, that it would be a mistake to keep operations and employees so concentrated.

To workers in the trades, that kind of talk is as familiar as the freezing wind that slaps their faces on outdoor job sites, sometimes while working on a six-inch wide steel beam on the 75th floor.

We have growing building permits and home starts combined with fewer workers in the trades that are necessary to build those homes.

C1 JOBLESS, WITHOUT AID: The plight of workers displaced in the trade center attack points out an unemployment insurance system that has not kept up with changes in the labor force.

The village cottages and allotments would have been used by workers in the wool trade, which was the primary industry here.

Located on the west side of Delhi, Mayapuri has thousands of workers in the scrap trade, with different shops specializing in different metals.

But Mr. Churchill maintains that he was forced out because of the controversial essay, in which he characterized workers in the World Trade Center as "little Eichmanns".

Some workers in the sex trade said the communal nature of the World Cup discourages visits to prostitutes, which is by nature a furtive, solitary activity.

A survey of companies and organizations that lost workers in the World Trade Center disaster suggests that as few as 2,950 are missing or dead.

She was in the middle of writing it on Sept. 11, 2001, and was struck that many workers in the World Trade Center faced the same decision as the Triangle workers.

A Department of Justice commissioned survey has found that only 2% of women and men working in the local sex industry are in favour of the so-called "Swedish model", which targets consumers rather than workers in the sex trade.