Sentence examples for workers rises from inspiring English sources

If you include workers' benefits in the calculation for the third quarter, the share of national income received by workers rises to 54.5 percent.

The credit starts to phase out as the number of workers rises above 10 and average pay rises above $25,000.

For retirement funds, the market has the same actuarial problem as Social Security: as the ratio of retirees to workers rises, payouts eventually exceed premiums.

Unless the output of those workers rises fast enough to offset the decline in their numbers, GDP will inevitably shrink; some predict Japan's output will be smaller than Indonesia's by the middle of this century.

But, as the number of older workers rises, this comfortable arrangement (for the old, at least) is likely to break down.* "Age and individual productivity: a literature survey", Vegard Skirbekk, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, 2003.

When economies increase their imports of capital goods, the relative productivity of more educated workers rises and, consequently, the relative demand for these workers increases.

Police officers, firefighters and emergency workers rose to stunning challenges.

When the number of surplus workers rose sharply, the country also had ways of reducing it.

In the West, as deference collapses and knowledge workers rise, companies have flattened their management hierarchies.

Those for leisure and hospitality workers rose 9.6percentt, and retail workers' climbed 8.9percentt.

The number of discouraged workers rose by 33,000 last month, subtracting them from the jobless rolls.