Sentence examples for labor-intensive tasks from inspiring English sources

The remaining 80percentt lies in labor-intensive tasks like training, help-desk support, systems management and upgrading software.

These are labor-intensive tasks that companies, governments, nonprofits or individuals would like to do ― but will only do if the costs are not prohibitive.

Meanwhile, the F.B.I. is carrying out labor-intensive tasks that would have seemed a ludicrous waste of time 18 months ago, like assembling dossiers on people who take scuba-diving courses.

For example, the Brady Campaign, with its wealth of volunteers, can focus on calling politicians and other labor-intensive tasks, whereas Mayors Against Illegal Guns, using Bloomberg's money, can run targeted ads in key districts.

Sequencing the cockroach genome is one of the more labor-intensive tasks that the museum's geneticists have taken on — the genome has turned out to be nearly twice as long as researchers had expected — but it is by no means the weirdest.

Such is the fate for many who are assigned court-ordered community service, where celebrity justice usually equates to the same humiliating, labor-intensive tasks that tens of thousands of other defendants are saddled with each year as punishment for their crimes.

The labor-intensive task of putting together the mini-morcilla sandwiches and the goat cheese with paprika and slicing the aged ham takes place right behind the bar.

Before movies were edited on computers, they were cut with a blade and the resultant pieces often joined together with glue or tape, a labor-intensive task.

Because the extraction of argan oil is a labor-intensive task perfected by the Berber women native to the area (it takes a few days to produce one liter), the government has established a fund for the cooperatives.

But because muddling fruit in a parking lot is a messy and labor-intensive task, it's better to go with something you can make in advance, in batches.

Yet, that is usually a labor-intensive task.