Sentence examples for far less labor from inspiring English sources

A parks spokeswoman explained that the Police pledge will go mainly to reforestation of parkland, which is far less labor intensive and logistically complicated — and therefore quite a bit cheaper — than street-tree plantings.

This practice produces lower yields than fresh planting of seed, but requires far less labor.

Many countries have begun to use a new diagnostic, a machine called GeneXpert, that has much higher accuracy than the century-old microscopy test that's widely used and requires far less labor.

It is far less labor intensive than traditional methods and represents large savings in time, supplies and incubator space.

Furthermore, such an approach should be far less labor intensive to develop and use than the arrayed boundary library spot cloning method.

Compared with the conventionally available NIH3T3/tCD40L cells, using recombinant CD40L-Tri is far less labor intensive, easier to control, and eliminates the xenoantigen exposure that can confound studies of T cell reactivity.

Caitac was used to far less labor-intensive work, but it needed new clients to replace what it had lost.

PAGE 2 A SURVIVAL GUIDE Much faster, far less labor-intensive modes of transportation exist, but bicycles survive.

New technologies and mining techniques made coal mining a far less labor-intensive undertaking, and Pennsylvania coal production has steadily risen, even though in the nineteen-nineties the number of miners declined by nearly half.

New technologies and mining techniques made coal mining a far less labor-intensive undertaking, and Pennsylvania coal production has steadily risen, even though in the nineteen-nineties the number of miners declined by nearly half..

They are a quaint, 19th-century invention, originally designed to get someone from point A to point B. Today there are much faster, far less labor-intensive modes of transportation.