Sentence examples for even more manpower from inspiring English sources

McCain, by contrast, seems to be promising even more manpower for Afghanistan, even though he opposes any definite timetable for departing Iraq and says that Obama's withdrawal schedule is too hasty.

The canal's further facelifts, including a major intervention in the 13th Century, took even more manpower.

If Hiscott wants more documentation of what is going on with the Glendale Police Department helicopters, does he really want to take away even more manpower and time to document this information?

And in so doing, Madigan secures maybe even more money, manpower and loyalty from AFSCME and other public unions.

"In 1918, when manpower was even more of an issue, the age range was extended so soldiers who were 18 could serve overseas because of the dwindling numbers available.

The manpower is even more important, though, especially that of AFSCME and the National Education Association.

Similarly, and even more importantly, a lack of (adult) manpower severely challenges the ability to preserve enough winter fodder in many herder families.

But removing the bodies would have been an enormous logistical challenge, even for a police force with far more manpower and resources.

Even more taxing will be the limitation of trained manpower and commercial laboratory facilities and equiment for the effort.

Our results show that delays in TATs caused by equipment, workload and manpower challenges in public laboratories are even more disastrous in settings with weak counselling and referral systems.

And the depleted Syrian army largely held its positions, even as Iranian-backed militias poured into the country to provide more manpower. .