Sentence examples for workers primarily from inspiring English sources

While this movement of workers primarily involves athletes, it also includes coaches, officials, administrators, and sports scientists.

Croix wrote that the history of antiquity could be seen as a class struggle between workers, primarily slaves, and property owners.

These workers, primarily from South Asia and Africa, often live in barbed-wire compounds on U.S. bases, eat at meagre chow halls, and host dance parties featuring Nepalese romance ballads and Ugandan church songs.

The remainder of Brunei's residents consists of other (non-"Malay") indigenous peoples, such as the Iban (or Sea Dayak); various peoples of South Asian descent; and temporary workers, primarily from Asia and Europe.

The labor market is suffering from two problems: an immediate jobs gap, primarily the result of inadequate demand, and a long-term shortfall in rewarding employment opportunities for American workers, primarily the result of structural forces.

— Though Senator John McCain has promised to not raise taxes, his campaign acknowledged Wednesday that the health plan he outlined this week would have the effect of increasing tax payments for some workers, primarily those with high incomes and expensive health plans.

These issues require a balanced assessment of the interests and responsibilities of all the parties, the worker primarily, but also the employer, the occupational health professional, the health authorities and, for research studies on new biomarkers, also the scientists involved.

Every patient was included only once; after each inclusion the health-care worker primarily observed was changed to cover the widest range of patients and health-care workers.

In Great Britain, employee associations are limited mainly to associations of professional (administrative, technical, and clerical) workers, formed primarily for the preservation and improvement of professional standards.

No one knows what percentage of home-care workers are primarily "companions".

Whereas average workers rely primarily on wages, executives, film stars and successful investors are more likely to have stock options and non-taxable perks as well as capital gains and dividends.