Sentence examples for a substantial labor from inspiring English sources
"There's also a substantial labor shortage of qualified security professionals that can actually do the work needed to be done," said Hanley.
ABSTRACT Biology fieldwork generates a wealth of qualitative and quantitative information, an unstructured 'bag of data,' requiring substantial labor to coordinate and distill.
Biology fieldwork generates a wealth of qualitative and quantitative information, an unstructured 'bag of data' that requires substantial labor to coordinate and distill.
Through a study of field biology practices, we observed that biology fieldwork generates a wealth of qualitative and quantitative information requiring substantial labor to coordinate and distill.
The last-mile delivery piece of on-demand operations can be a big cost to existing startups, mostly because the substantial labor needed to deliver products can result in thin margins.
In the afternoon he spoke at a meeting of the Allied Printing Trades Council and stressed that he had recieved substantial labor support in his race against his Democratic opponent, Arthur J. Goldberg.
"This indicates a low wage bias in hiring on the part of firms due to substantial labor market slack in the economy, which actually deteriorated in July.
Substantial labor market reforms making low-skilled labor productive helped put the economy into a relatively strong position when the crisis started.
And on-demand companies' thin margins — due to their business models and substantial labor needs — mean they generate less profit per transaction to address these challenges.
TMPPS that require substantial labor and investments in real estate assets (i.e., building improvements) would be expected to have lower usage by renters.
Ford's fourth-quarter net income was $868 million, and its pre-tax operating profit was $1.8 billion, driven by higher sales, better pricing and substantial labor and material cost savings.
