Sentence examples for labour intensive task from inspiring English sources

Development of high dependable systems remains a labour intensive task.

Twining is an essential but labour intensive task in high trellis hop production.

The requirements of the legislation and multiple layers of regulation make plan making a time-consuming and labour intensive task.

The correct commissioning of mechanical and electrical services is critical to new buildings' performance, but there is seldom sufficient time available to complete this skilled-labour intensive task.

Given the difficulty of reading Hill's handwriting, this must have been a labour-intensive task.

Now the labour-intensive task of pacifying Iraq is straining America's army almost to breaking point.

While following a target remains MI5's most labour-intensive task, developments in electronic eavesdropping have made the interception of communications much easier.

The oil companies prefer it that way: oil-drilling is a skilled and not particularly labour-intensive task, and having untrained people on site could be dangerous.

For example, in the Galaxy Zoo project, images of 3m galaxies can be viewed, and the labour-intensive task of classifying them is being shared by thousands of keen amateur astronomers, many of school age.

Having to extract the grouping that one is interested in manually from the database by doing a literature analysis in every case is a labour-intensive task, and it is one that should be centralised so as to free up the resources of researchers for focusing on their primary research.

That one remaining labour-intensive task is transplanting.