scabbing in a sentence

Examples

1. Industrial unionists decry a practice that they call " union scabbing, " in which craft unionists are required by the no-strike clause in their contracts to cross the picket lines of other unions.
2. When explosive force is applied to concrete, three major fracture regions are usually formed : the initial crater, a crushed aggregate surrounding the crater, and " scabbing " on the surface opposite the crater.
3. "Quietly tip off SAG and / or AFTRA so that their members can arrange to picket the studio in advance and attempt to talk the actor out of scabbing against the union, " he says.
4. Scabbing, also known as spalling, is the violent separation of a mass of material from the opposite face of a plate or slab subjected to an impact or impulsive loading, without necessarily requiring that the barrier itself be penetrated.
5. As the WFM was systematically repressed and ALU locals came under pressure from the Citizens'Alliance, the AFL saw more opportunity in what rivals had come to call " union scabbing " than in acting in solidarity with the other federations.
6. Up to 3 % of " cushioning material ", such as wood flour, saw dust, powdered husks, peat, and straw, can be added to reduce scabbing, hot tear, and hot crack casting defects when casting high temperature metals.
7. I've heard of people who have received full body burns being in the ICU and being unable to survive due to their skin having been peeled off and due to the resulting scabbing ( all over their body ), eventually die from infection.
8. So Labor Day is upon us, a good time to play those rousing union songs about the steel-driving John Henry and the scabbing Casey Jones and the martyred Joe Hill, who I dreamed I saw last night, alive as you and me.
9. Instead of being exposed to smallpox, volunteers in the studies receive the vaccine and then get checked to see if they get a characteristic scabbing of the skin that has been definitively associated with the vaccine working, and to see if they make antibodies to smallpox.
10. Yet in the three-way free-for-all that occurred there in 1916  a struggle characterized by union scabbing and threats  the IWW lost all of its membership in the district as a result of the other two unions bidding against each other for collective bargaining agreements.