Sentence examples for young work force from inspiring English sources

All the problems of a young work force.

And the company's mostly young work force may want to raise children here, requiring a new public school where none exist.

Maine has lost much of its young work force, and these Somalis are drawn to its peace, quiet and lack of political strife.

"The Concourse is one of the largest and longest rooms in the city," he said, "and it can become an urban incubator for the city's young work force again".

The cost of housing is considered a prime reason that Connecticut's young work force (18- to 34-year-olds) is leaving faster than in any other state, according to HOMEConnecticut, a housing policy group.

Mr. Kimmich noted that while students once graduated into "a narrow world of extraordinary privilege," today's graduates, "will compete not with privilege but rather with others like yourselves, a large and ambitious young work force of both sexes and many colors".

Companies with young work forces are also worrying less these days, as evidence accumulates that young people recover more quickly from the disease; all the deaths in Hong Kong have been of people over 40.

The strike could help Honda end up with a younger work force with fewer family obligations to distract them.

And we're talking about the younger work force, 16 to 24, so I want them to think: 'Gee I like that.

While it is not for everyone, Mr. Clark said, "the fact we have a much younger work force than we did 15 years ago is evidence there is more appeal to this work".

Now it's more about demographics, with a younger work force coming in and being less concerned with the specifics of the workplace and the politics, but rather just wanting to have what they need to do their job.