Sentence examples for workers produced from inspiring English sources

Etruscan bronze workers produced, often for export, votive statuettes, vessels, furniture, helmets, swords, lamps, candelabra, mirrors, and even chariots.

In France, which ranked first, workers produced $33.71 of value added per hour on average, compared with $32.98 in Belgium and $32.84 in the United States.

An Office for National Statistics report shows that in 2013 UK workers produced on average between 27% and 31% less per hour than workers in France and Germany.

At first about 100 workers produced 120,000 dozen bagels a week, packaging them in plastic bags and shipping them to 30 states.

All the kids adored the snack bar where Libyan workers produced an endless supply of thick French fries and ice-cold Bebsis.

The Victorian sage John Ruskin helped invent the modern cult of the craftsman: he was both an idealist and an aesthete, and he argued that miserable workers produced miserable work, and vice versa.

During World War II the company had 37,000 workers producing aircraft and airplane parts, making it one of the 10 largest such producers in the country.

Sick workers produce less.

"What were these workers producing?" John Ryding and Conrad DeQuadros, of RDQ Economics, asked.

The exploited class (workers) produces the surplus value appropriated by the class of exploiters (capitalists).

The mill's 350 workers produce enough paper in a year to make 450 billion cigarettes.