Sentence examples for labor intensive work from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to establish high frequency observations of crop status in multiple locations using conventional approaches such as agronomical sampling and also remote sensing techniques that use spectral radiometers because of the labor intensive work required for field surveys and the high cost of radiometers designed for scientific use.

Government's goal in inspecting restaurants and publishing scores is public health and safety - using open data technology we're taking the labor intensive work of a public health department, and with the click of a button, making it dramatically more valuable to its citizens.

First, it depends on the prior knowledge of pathways which are far from complete, and identifying new pathways is a difficult, time-consuming, and labor intensive work.

In contrast, the CCC employees, who have access to items that are unavailable for the hospitals, (for instance for the data elements of "percentage of patients with recurrences within 5 years after surgery") covered most of this labor intensive work for the BC PIs, and therefore, that data is less implausible.

The community has taken part in conducting the social survey and in labor intensive work such as excavating pipe channels and removing old pipes, while the national and local authorities have assumed leadership and promoted the adoption of the Public-Private Partnership approach".

Remember, learning a language isn't labor intensive work; it is meant to be fun.

"Real" tacos, for lack of a better term, are their own world, and I wouldn't want anyone to think I was confusing these handcrafted, labor intensive works of food art with their rich and complex flavors with the basic foodstuff I've described above.

With bras, most of the labor-intensive work left the United States years ago.

Yet it's hard to find good reliable labor for this difficult, labor-intensive work.

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

A labor-intensive work involving dozens of local artisans, the house had been four years in the making.