Sentence examples for labour intensive for from inspiring English sources

Started with the help of some grants, including $10,000 from the Uniting Church, that business foundered for a number of reasons, including the fact that the bag-making was too labour intensive for realistic pricing (at $80 each).

The registration process was very labour intensive for a tech conference, and it took half of the first day to get everyone in.

This necessary quality control is usually too costly and labour intensive for high-throughput applications.

However, DNA extraction requires trained laboratory personnel and is still highly time-consuming and labour intensive for routine application.

As the printing of microarrays using whole BAC DNA requires large-scale bacterial culturing and is therefore too labour intensive for projects involving large clone sets.

The paper order sets provided standardisation of VTE prevention but were labour intensive for users, lacked a forcing function, and made compliance assessment difficult.

This would be a useful, if labour intensive, objective for future study.

Only a few reports have analysed how labour intensive ART for AIDS patients is [ 5].

The study periods were chosen to avoid recording during the most labour intensive months for the farmers, but to still capture possible seasonal variation.

In addition, the computation of a comprehensive set of environment and destination measures using GIS is time-consuming and labour intensive, particularly for a large population over a wide geographic area.

This recipe requires you to cook your rice three times, which may seem labour-intensive for a salad, but it'll create perfect little pops of crunch against the rest of the salad.