Sentence examples for kind manpower from inspiring English sources

Assess available building resources materials, supplies of any kind, manpower, and daylight.

"We need the kind of manpower that serves as a deterrent," Mr. Kyles told The Chicago Sun-Times last year.

But that kind of manpower for terror simply hasn't materialized in the United States since nineteen men chose suicide as a means to mass murder twelve years ago.

"We need to know so we know what kind of manpower to send up there, and without knowing, it's dangerous for everybody.

You put that kind of manpower into green energy and a lot of our ecological and socioeconomic problems would be solved, but that's neither here nor there.

That's the kind of thing Manpower calls "transformational labor solutions".

Mr. Bush, like Mr. Gore, is responding in kind with money and manpower.

An exhibition like this — with works on loan from some 24 collections in 11 countries — takes the kind of space and manpower that few American museums other than the Met could command.

"People are working really hard, but we just don't have the manpower for this kind of cleanup job," said Councilman Bill Brand.

Domestic terrorism investigations, he continued, unlock resources and a sense of urgency that are otherwise unavailable: "Money, manpower, analysis, and all kinds of difference investigative methods – you name it.

However, the returned local hospital samples were few, the reason could be: this level of small hospitals always own and operate by physicians and his/her families, therefore, unwilling to fill this kind of academic questionnaire due to lack of manpower.