Sentence examples for intensive worker from inspiring English sources

As a playwright he was an intensive worker, a restless piecer-together of ideas not always his own (The Threepenny Opera is based on John Gay's Beggar's Opera, and Edward II on Marlowe), a sardonic humorist, and a man of rare musical and visual awareness; but he was often bad at creating living characters or at giving his plays tension and shape.

There has been a decline in demand for knowledge-intensive workers requiring a degree since 2000.

Choices of labor-intensive workers (11,344) and knowledge-intensive workers (12,360) are compared.

As for the magnitude of influence of self-selection effects, self-selection seems to be more influential in knowledge-intensive workers' residential location and work location choices.

As for land use attributes, different types of households, and labor-intensive and knowledge-intensive workers show different responses to different types of land in location choices (especially the work location choice).

These findings may be useful for city planners in Hanoi in designing land use patterns in the future in order to keep knowledge-intensive workers working and living close together.

Filling and installing them is labour intensive, but workers are abundant and cheap.

The non-harvest season is generally considered the less intensive for workers and the companies where this study took place have some of the most favorable (coolest) climatic conditions compared to other sugarcane growing areas in the country.

Such study will also help in determining the physiological importance of the effects of insulin and, more importantly, will provide intensive care workers with key information for guiding the management of blood glucose in critically ill patients.

Guided by the wages and interest rates they must pay, businessmen choose among different techniques of production (labour-intensive when workers are cheap, capital-intensive when they are scarce) but they do not reinvent or revolutionise them.

Since the survey is also labor-intensive, with workers going door to door, that means smaller areas with populations of less than 65,000 are often overlooked.