Sentence examples for workers straight from inspiring English sources

"Shukatsu" refers to the system in which Japanese companies typically hire the bulk of their workers straight from college and expect them to stay until retirement.

"To overcome the emergency created by these collapses," Tsao Cevoli, head of the National Association of Archaeologists, told the Italian news agency Ansa, "we need to hire specialized maintenance workers straight away.

The deputy prime minister said his party wanted to get on with cutting income tax for workers straight away and would make sure the rise in the allowance happened by April 2016.

Most of PwC's recruiting is aimed at drafting entry-level workers straight from college, with the company identifying likely candidates by their sophomore or junior years.

The more gay friends, family members, and co-workers straight people know they have, and the more gay celebrities they are aware of, the harder it is for society to deny rights on the basis of some specious presumption of otherness.

The morning after his first big trip with psilocybin truffles, Alyx came downstairs beaming and looked his support worker straight in the eyes.

Unlike garment makers in the Orient, who favor the piece-work system, they pay workers a straight hourly wage.

The Navigators (2001, PG, BFI, VHS/DVD/Rental/Retail) Ken Loach's admirable study of the effects of rail privatisation on a group of South Yorkshire rail workers went straight to television despite its warm reception in Venice.

Steven Rose Emeritus professor of biology (neuroscience), The Open University I was not surprised to read that "overstretched health workers go straight to medication rather than offering psychological interventions" to children with ADHD.

An "alarming" number of pre-school children are being prescribed drugs to treat hyperactivity – contrary to medical guidelines that say they should not be used on children under six – because overstretched health workers go straight to medication rather than offering psychological interventions.

Some workers fly straight out rising high above the trees.