Sentence examples for workers widened from inspiring English sources

Between about 1980 and 1995, the gap between the wages of high school dropouts and all other workers widened substantially.

This year, Imroz and his field workers widened the research to commence the first state-wide inquiry into the use of torture.

Meanwhile, Michelin's American rival and market leader Goodyear Tire & Rubber, which has been beset by protracted strikes by its union workers, widened its fourth-quarter net loss to $358 million.

He had workers widen concrete pillars and insert iron rods into them.

In 1996 construction workers widening a highway in the Israeli town of Lod stumbled on a major archaeological discovery: a Roman mosaic floor, dating from about A.D. 300.

In 2010, workers widening a remote stretch of highway near the northwestern coast of Chile uncovered a trove of fossils, including the skeletons of at least 30 large baleen whales.

Pyenson himself is no stranger to roadcut science and the rush to preserve fossils on the brink of destruction: In 2011, he managed, within a week, to collect three-dimensional images of numerous whale fossils found by workers widening a highway running through Chile's Atacama Desert.

This is the kind of society we can expect to live in after the trade union movement is weakened: a society where the salary gap between employer and worker widens exponentially; where managers are free to impose any conditions they like.

"People thought seniority and skill were totally intertwined".As the labour market has become more dynamic for regular workers, however, the gulf between regular and non-regular workers has widened.

Growing discontent about the gulf between rich and poor was underlined on Wednesday by official figures showing the gap between Britain's highest and lowest paid workers has widened dramatically over the past year.

Extending privilege in the name of corporate citizenship and it would take the wisdom of Solomon and Merlin combined to define "key" workers, anyway would widen social fractures.