Sentence examples for workers think that from inspiring English sources

When he claims that free trade with China and other countries has undermined American prosperity and cost countless American jobs, many blue-collar workers think that sounds right.

But aid workers think that they may have enlisted the support of the janjaweed militia that the Sudanese government has used as proxy fighters to slaughter thousands of civilians in Darfur.

According to the Rutgers-University of Connecticut poll, 58percentt of workers think that most top executives are interested only in looking out for themselves, even if it harms their company, while 33percentthinknk top executives are interested in doing a good job for their company.

Many tech workers think that local, state and federal governments have, for whatever reason, been slow to adopt new technologies that can address or redress systemic problems.

Only three of the questions exposed a negative perception of the visiting policy: 53.3% of the participants do not think that the OVP consistently increases family satisfaction with patient's care; 59.4% of ICU workers think that the OVP impairs the organization of the patient's care; 72.7% of participants believe that their work suffers more interruptions because of the OVP.

The answers to three of the questions exposed a negative perception of the visiting policy: 53.3% of the participants do not think that the OVP consistently increases family satisfaction with patient's care; 59.4% of ICU workers think that the OVP impairs the organization of the patient's care; 72.7% of participants believe that their work suffers more interruptions because of the OVP.

Klein jokes over lunch that, had he given that speech now, Kennedy would 'know that 73percentnt of the African Methodist Episcopalians in the audience were opposed to gay marriage, and 43 per cent of the single-mother low-income workers thought that the income tax forms they had to fill in were too complicated.

Social workers thought that Nathaniel, still a toddler, would be adopted more quickly if he was not part of a sibling group.

According to a 2013 AARP survey, 37percentt of older workers thought that if they were laid off, they wouldn't find another job without taking a pay cut or moving.

No workers thought that the labour card was not useful.

Most health care workers thought that their supervisors report their performance.