Sentence examples for workers mean from inspiring English sources
More workers mean more potential wealth.
The lives of these workers mean nothing to the brands that sell us clothes.
Fewer workers mean still less demand, creating a vicious circle, and prices fall further.
Fewer social workers mean many people are not getting the support they desperately need.
The study included 24 BD monomer production workers (mean BD exposure=0.642 mg/m34, 34 polymerization workers (mean BD exposure=1.794 mg/m3) and 25 controls (mean BD exposure=0.023 mg/m3).
Immigration is good for the financial health of Social Security because more workers mean more tax revenue.
"What could the creation of a mine and the arrival of some 3,000 Chinese workers mean to me as an inhabitant of a hamlet?
Would deporting Pedro Chan and the other 11 million or so undocumented workers mean more jobs, lower taxes and a stronger economy?
More workers mean lower wages and lower productivity.One should ask why, in the general case, more workers would mean lower wages.
Co-workers rated physicians highest on 'responsibility for professional actions' (mean = 8.64) and lowest on 'verbal communication with co-workers' (mean = 7.78).
The analysis of the MMSS scale revealed that nurses were least satisfied with extrinsic rewards (mean = 2.29, SD = 0.61) but most satisfied with co-workers (mean = 3.17, SD = 0.53).
