Backbreaking used in a sentence

Backbreaking in a sentence as an adjective

$180 is a lot if you don't have a lot of money, but it's hardly backbreaking.

Just because a sweatshop may be better than backbreaking farm work, doesn't mean we can't care about what is happening in sweatshops. Also, it's "Daisey".

He pays them minimum wage for this backbreaking work. They go home with blistered hands, crinks in their backs, and barely enough money to afford groceries for the week.

"Just because a sweatshop may be better than backbreaking farm work, doesn't mean we can't care about what is happening in sweatshops." It's not that we don't care about what's happening in sweatshops.

You should be commended for your backbreaking charity move there, but I'm not sure there was anything "great" about Cherry's goal. Was it really anything more than building a better lemonade stand?

Hard work" may be required at times but it doesn't have to look anything like 80 hour weeks, or stress, or repetitive tasks, or backbreaking manual labor. It's possible for knowledge workers to work hard by only putting in 4 hours a week and going home to their lives and families happy, content, and unstressed.

We remember it as an era where most everyone was tied to the land and eked out their lives doing backbreaking labor. As for whether the service economy can replace the manufacturing economy, I don't think that's a question we need to speculate on.

These are awful, tedious, soul-destroying jobs, but they're just marginally better than backbreaking agricultural labour. Nobody deserves to do those jobs and soon nobody will have to, because we will have automated them out of existence.