Sentence examples for would be labor from inspiring English sources

If labor succeeds in organizing Amazon's workers -- some labor experts say it is a long shot -- it would be labor's biggest foothold in high-technology America.

The higher-income level at which the credit is fully phased out would have the latter effect but also increase the number of people for whom there would be labor supply disincentives.

As it was clear early in the project that our efforts would be labor intensive, we did not want to spend valuable resources obtaining mutations in genes that would not be utilized by the research community.

Therefore by using TREC-IN, efficiency of replacement is vastly improved with frequencies of obtaining a positive clone nearing 75% (see Results), thus circumventing the cumbersome screening process of TREC which would be labor and time intensive.

One minute he would be laboring some abstruse point in his Southern drawl, the next his face would be alight with a snaggle-toothed grin, and his body would be electrified by the joke he had just slipped by me, deadpan.

That guaranteed that Prop 30 would not be labor's top campaign spending priority in the election.

Mr. Siegel wanted an investor who would "be as labor friendly as possible," Mr. Chiames said.

He added that it would be too labor intensive to gather records for suspension proceedings and to separate out specific idling and meter-feeding parking offenders.

"I don't know a lot about stained glass, but I knew it would be very labor intensive," Mrs. Park said.

After the great Democratic debacle a year ago, hardly anyone imagined that the one element of the liberal coalition that would pull up its socks would be organized labor.

Even tougher, Ms. Yamamoto said, would be the labor involved in grafting the system onto the city's existing archaic reservation network or building a new one from scratch.