Sentence examples for a very labour intensive from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, POMDPs usually require a very labour intensive, manual procedure for their definition and construction.

Being a chef "is a very labour intensive job.

Clothing was a very labour intensive job, mostly performed by the women.

"All of that has been based on the availability of labour in what is a very labour-intensive industry," Reid said.

Selling merchandise has typically been a very labour-intensive activity, with sales associates needed to assist customers with their selections and then finalize transactions at the cash register.

The first – and perhaps the most important – factor overlooked by the naysayers is the fact that at a basic level healthcare is a very labour-intensive activity, and in a poor country wages are low.

It's a very labour-intensive process, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack".

The functional annotation of all these sequences using experimental approaches is a very labour-intensive and time-consuming process.

The interviewee added that this is a very labour-intensive process, and subsequently the BHF has relaxed the policy, and will normally pay the whole of the APC for a research paper reporting jointly-funded work if the author requests it.

Start Up Loan recipient Van Tran realised that the work in running a restaurant is very labour intensive.

Setting up such a network of groups is very labour intensive and Care International is working through a local Ugandan community organisation called Uweso (Uganda Women's Efforts to Save Orphans).