Sentence examples for workers weather from inspiring English sources

Or is the U.S. going to stick with its historic model: Helping workers weather the storms of a dynamic economy, but preserving the dynamism that is the core of the country's success.

Barring some major new problem with the economy or national security, the focus in Washington will probably shift from big bailouts of essential industries to helping industries and their workers weather the economic downturn.

It was, in short, where the subway workers' weather rule was vindicated once again: they say that when it is cold outside, it is at least five degrees colder underground, and that when it is hot, it is always five degrees hotter.

Officials believe that the programs, which typically combine several months of cash assistance with career counseling, health insurance and subsidized child care, will help low-wage workers weather family illnesses and cash shortages and deter them from cycling back onto the welfare rolls.

"It's good that Congress is acting to look out for retirees and for employers and workers weathering the economic storm," he said.

Workers weather-proofing roofs rested their hands on their heads, women hanging laundry stopped in mid-motion, water from dripping clothes following the downward trajectory of somber frowns.

The employer, not the worker, weathers market turmoil.

The electronics sector has an infamously complex global supply chain and is exposed to many environmental and social issues, from conflict minerals and worker conditions to weather impacts.

The housing crisis is the ticking time bomb at the heart of the American economy, wiping out savings, increasing inequality and reducing the ability of workers to weather the next recession.

Most of Long Beach's boardwalk is made of Southern yellow pine, a domestic softwood, and it is common to see city workers replacing weather-beaten planks each summer.

The Lilliputian plastic platform worker had weathered the storm.