Sentence examples similar to labour intensive effort from inspiring English sources

Yet just as US military cadets continue, in defiance of military reality, to sport swords on their dress uniforms, our leaders, both military and political, tend to cling to an idea of war as a vast, labour-intensive effort on the order of World War II.

While strategies such as phone calls and home visits can produce modest increases in breast cancer screening uptake, these efforts are labour intensive and may not be cost-effective on a population-wide scale in the United Kingdom (Kearins et al, 2009).

Labour's embarrassing defeats came despite an intensive effort to mobilise its supporters on polling day.

However, since FP is not recorded in routine breeding programs, such large-scale designs cannot rely on existing datasets and need to be established, which is a time-consuming and costly effort, because observing and recording FP is labour intensive.

A lot of effort is required to update software and it is labour intensive and risky to enter new markets.

To reduce labour intensive testing, the development of finite element (FE) techniques for simulating impact damage becomes essential and recent effort by the composites research community is reviewed in this work.

Setting up such a network of groups is very labour intensive and Care International is working through a local Ugandan community organisation called Uweso (Uganda Women's Efforts to Save Orphans).

Dealing with Ebola is labour intensive.

The ships would be labour intensive.

Audits are time and labour intensive.

Most of our agricultural concessions are very labour intensive.