Sentence examples for because of manpower from inspiring English sources

She said the department tried to inspect clinics once a year, but was sometimes not able to do so that often because of manpower shortages and the volume of complaints.

In addition to the increased number of heavy rainfall events, the amount of improperly managed agricultural land in Japan is increasing because of manpower limitations caused by an aging society (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries [2011]; Oohara [2007]).

Starting in 1916, the ships of the Braunschweig class were withdrawn from active service, primarily because of manpower shortages.

"If we can't enforce laws to curb street violence because of manpower issues, how can we enforce [and even stricter] curfew law?" Shields said in July.

Because of manpower constraints, some faculty members are in charge of multiple wards.

Roman conquest of Wales was complete by 78, but Agricola's invasion of Scotland failed because shortage of manpower prevented him from completing the occupation of the whole island.

Even when it is impossible to provide confidence in each statement, whether because of lack of manpower or because of methodological limitations (e.g. in case of many electronic annotation methods), it is still very relevant to record whether one evidence line or several supported an assertion, whether they were of the same type or not, and whether they were contradictory or consistent.

He guides me through the yellowing jail cells upstairs that had to be closed down recently because of lack of manpower.

Because of lack of manpower, we monitored the patients by phone only once in 2 weeks.

This was necessary because of limitations of manpower and time, but prevented a test of this assumption.

"The American aces were sent home as instructors, but the top Japanese pilots, because of our shortage of manpower, were left in combat to die".