Sentence examples similar to labor intensive problems from inspiring English sources

They were never prepared to deal with the labor-intensive problems of delinquency and foreclosure.

And as Spotify continues to grow and bring in more casual music fans, playlists become an increasingly essential part of the mix to keep the service from being too labor intensive to use (the classic problem: I can listen to anything, but can't decide or think of what I want).

As the extensive number of genes in the C. elegans genome poses a problem for many labor intensive screens these groupings provide an efficient tool for focusing efforts on likely candidate genes.

Health care experts said they applauded the mayor's efforts but said the problem was complex and labor intensive, and would take years to solve.

Historically, the problem with metadata has been that it is so labor intensive and never updated (Schuurman and Leszczynski, 2006).

The problem is the gathering of the data is so fucking labor intensive and requires so much work," said one Republican operative.

"But it is labor intensive.

Maintaining that edge was labor intensive.

"It's really labor intensive," she said.

"It's very labor intensive," he said.

Organic farming is slightly more labor intensive.