Sentence examples for Less Manpower from inspiring English sources
Automation means manufacturing requires less manpower than before.
There's more CCTV, less manpower," said one practitioner.
"The capability that I am providing comes at less manpower on the ground," General North said.
For a start, the UN has far less manpower than the US.
By comparison, trusts and estates work requires far less manpower, which mean far less profit.
The lean model bodes well for companies like Leap2 that hope to become power players with much less manpower.
Israel's military, long a unifying social institution, not only needed to counter new dangers from states such as Iraq and Iran (which both had long-range missiles) but also had to face the difficulties of changing to a more technical, less manpower-intensive force.
America's teaching unions fear a hidden agenda of replacing properly trained humans with some combination of technology and less qualified manpower, or possibly just technology.
Sims said: "We're going to be less reliant on manpower, therefore we have got to rely more on better technology if we still want to improve policing and deliver it for less cost".
"Like influenza, despite million of dollars to prevent the flu and vaccinate people, we're always playing catch-up," he said, but with a salmon virus, there's "less money and manpower".
Over the summer, I saw him introduce Benton Harbor's new "quick response vehicles" — essentially pickup trucks outfitted with fire-retardant-foam-releasing contraptions that require a lot less money and manpower to operate than traditional fire trucks.
