Sentence examples for workers set out from inspiring English sources

Fearful for their jobs, the workers set out to show that a computer cannot replace them.

At dusk undocumented workers set out along the promenade for their evening jobs as busboys and dishwashers in restaurants.

When a collaboration has resulted in a definite design, ten or a dozen workers set out to execute it.

By early evening, the pool area was emptying out while, upstairs, workers set out the restaurant tables and readied the bar for aperitivo.

The Conservative minister said a 1% pay rise for public sector workers set out in the budget should instead be paid in a "targeted manner" – with some getting more and others less than the 1% target.

On a wind-whipped Wednesday night as the temperature plunged below freezing, two social workers set out in a van to find him, the first of 10 homeless people scattered across Midtown Manhattan they would look for that night.

Bone marrow cells have such ligands, so George and co-workers set out to see if they are involved in an assisted cellular suicide that helps organ transplants.

Taking a fresh look at the situation, Joan Kleypas of the National Center for Atmospheric Research and co-workers set out to estimate past and future changes in calcium carbonate based on CO2 concentrations.

Thirteen years ago, Dallery and co-workers set out to identify new potential oncogenes by cloning chromosomal translocation breakpoints that were found in human lymphomas [ 13].

Because of earlier work showing high sequence homology, especially within the C-terminal region, of RlmN from E. coli with Cfr from Staphylococci aureus, Toh and co-workers set out to determine if RlmN was indeed the E. coli counterpart of the staphylococcal methyltransferase.

Thus, Giorgi and co-workers set out to study the localization of cytoplasmic p53 in human colorectal carcinoma HCT 116 cells exposed to doxorubicin (an immunogenic DNA-damaging agent routinely employed for the treatment of various cancers), or oxidative stress (as induced by the administration of hydrogen peroxide).