Sentence examples for labour involved from inspiring English sources

To properly detect abuse we need a lot of humans and manual labour involved".

"It did surprise us at first that the producers were willing to pay for the highly skilled labour involved".

"The work of feather counting is tedious and exacting," he explained, "and yields small result relative to the labour involved".

There's labour involved ferrying back and forth salads of French leeks, pickled Persian cucumbers and stonecrop and morel mushroom vinaigrette.

She admits it's difficult to convince her children that the hard labour involved in keeping this industry alive is worth it when the monetary rewards remain so meagre.

"The kids may think it's fun – they're too young to get a sense of the back-breaking labour involved," said Margie Chavez, 63, who was visiting with grandchildren.

This "parliament of Labour" involving around 60 people takes place only once before the election to sign off the manifesto and includes the shadow cabinet, the national executive committee and other senior stakeholders.

This cautionary play, for which Čapek invented the word robot (derived from the Czech word for forced labour), involves a scientist named Rossum who discovers the secret of creating humanlike machines.

We envisage the ELVIRA tools being used in a division of labour involving the researchers and system administrators.

One possible reason for the relatively large absolute effects of maternal illness is that children's labour is a closer substitute for women's labour than it is for men's, either for cultural reasons or because men's labour often requires upper body strength that children lack, whereas women's labour involves stamina that children do have.

Seventeen women were randomised to induction of labour, involving intravaginal prostaglandin E2 followed by amniotomy and oxytocin infusion when feasible.