Sentence examples similar to a heavier manpower from inspiring English sources
Nansen rejected the complex organisation and heavy manpower of other Arctic ventures, and instead planned his expedition for a small party of six.
"With such a heavy concentration of manpower and weapons located in this relatively small area, there is great potential for fighting to break out at any time," said Lt. Kwon Byung Su of an elite South Korean front-line unit on border patrol.
Despite a heavy advantage in manpower, Prevost finally retreated upon hearing of the failure of the naval attack.
Consequently, the low income and heavy workload forced people to quit their jobs, and then the lack of manpower resulted in a heavier workload, which propelled workers in both official and temporary placements to leave their posts.
For the manufacturer it justifies a heavy investment in capital and manpower in that it assures (to some degree at least) the quick development of sales.
Health insurance is, therefore, increasingly criticized for exacerbating inequality in health care by outbidding government health services for trained manpower and for creating a heavy emphasis on sophisticated and expensive curative services in urban areas while the main health need is for preventive services to cut the incidence of infectious diseases in both urban and rural areas.
Tyrion describes the use of Tor as like having a heavy bouncer on the door of a club – he only lets in clientele that NewsNab+ wants through the door, but given enough resources and manpower, he could be overwhelmed.
"They have a heavy responsibility".
