Sentence examples for workers succeeded from inspiring English sources

In about 45 minutes, workers succeeded in swiveling the crane slightly and gently lowering the boom attached to it.

One worker died from electrocution as he worked in the water at one station, but the workers succeeded in hoisting the distribution system above the water so the power station could keep operating, he said.

Meanwhile other workers succeeded in isolating the same compound and its parent steroid bufotalin from the Japanese toad (Bufo japonicus).

After 19 nights of sleeping on the floor of the Paris Bakery in Dublin, a group of mostly young migrant workers succeeded in forcing political action that will help them recoup unpaid wages and make history in the process.

Such good feeling all around helped the workers succeed in their union effort.

And if the union representing the workers succeeds in wringing concessions from employers, the strike breakers pick up the benefits in the same way as the strikers.

"Volkswagen is a company that has extensive experience with union representation," Mr. King said in his statement, "and the U.A.W. believes the role of the union in the 21st century is to create an environment where both the company and workers succeed".

Ken Mulkearn of IDS says that many firms which had secured lower increases in 2007 in the expectation that inflation would fall have had to agree to higher rises this year to restore purchasing power.Whether workers succeed in resisting a fall in their living standards will depend mainly on the balance of power in the labour market.

The answer could help determine whether American film industry workers succeed in a quest to discourage Hollywood studios from shooting movies on foreign soil, as blockbusters like "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" and "Gosford Park" and a growing number of lesser-known movies and television shows have been.

Considering and planning for these subtleties not only creates balance to help workers succeed, but improves work satisfaction.

Employers who seek to retain and recruit that best workers succeed in supporting the individual needs of employees.