Sentences with phrase «by manufacturing job losses»

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Both Clinton and her Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders have been focusing a lot of attention on the economy, and that's especially key in upstate New York, which has been beset by manufacturing job losses in recent years.

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Those losses were offset by the addition of 1,500 construction jobs, 900 manufacturing jobs and 1,700 jobs in trade, transportation and utilities.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told a raucous crowd of Suffolk Republicans Thursday evening that he would reverse Long Island's manufacturing job losses by negotiating better trade deals.

On the subject of the new generation of «Dustbowl» victims and the loss of manufacturing in American jobs, Tucker notes, «Politicians have persuaded them that this is the result of unfair treaties, but the truth is that much of the work these people can do can now be done more cheaply and reliably by machines.

Even the auto manufacturing hubs of Oshawa and Windsor, beset by job losses during the downturn, are seeing better days.

It adds that job losses would be minimal; the new carbon market would create new jobs; that the manufacturing sector will lose a few jobs; that household consumption will fall by only one percent at worst; that increases in energy costs would be modest; and that overall costs would be small enough to permit expansion of programs to offset the burden for low - income households.

For 23 years they have maintained these shindigs with no effect on the climate but causing great harm to many ordinary people — soaring costs for unreliable subsidised green electricity, loss of manufacturing and mining jobs, and increased food costs caused by high power prices and using food for ethanol / biodiesel.

Exactly those Americans affected most by the loss of stable manufacturing jobs on which to build a middle - class life.

We are fortunate to have avoided the meltdown the U.S. experienced, but there are many suffering here still nonetheless, even in the indefatigueable Province of Ontario, much of which was caused by loss of manufacturing jobs, gone completely or moved offshore; outsourcing in general in a multitude of industries.