Sentence examples for large time and effort from inspiring English sources

The assembling of the structure requires a large time and effort cost due to many welds which are necessary to connect all section to one large shell.

Since three-dimensional simulations of forging the geometrically complex forged parts involve with large computation time and effort, two-dimensional (2D) axi-symmetric approximation might be beneficial for an initial die design and selection of the machine capacity and die material.

This is mostly due to a lack of taxonomic expertise for many taxa and the large time effort and monetary costs of sample processing and species identification for several hundred to thousands of specimens, which typically occur in biodiversity surveys of insects.

This inevitably increases the cost – and waste – in the system, as up to nine in ten applicants are investing large amounts of time and effort in unsuccessful proposals.

"The biggest thing we have done in the last six months is to relaunch the Observer and that has taken a very large amount of time and effort," says Brooks.

The event – first conceived last summer – had come together at great speed because everyone in the trade had worked together to make it happen, contributing large amounts of time and effort, he said.

Still, Mr. Jackson had devoted an unusually large amount of time and effort to the primary campaign this year following a series of blows to his public image in recent years.

Comparatively, a programming challenge may seem like an incredibly large investment of time and effort.

Our Bridges program devotes a large amount of time and effort to providing advice to American Indian transfer students to help them survive in academia.

SOG has obviously put a large amount of time and effort into making a multi-tool that'll do pretty much everything.

While there are opportunities and disadvantages to marriage and family for men and women, it appears that the "disadvantages for women's career are straightforward and intuitively plausible--restricted mobility for dual career couples, or the large amounts of time and effort required by child rearing.