Sentence examples for less labour from inspiring English sources

Inevitably it means higher output with less labour.

Modern factories use more machinery and less labour than in the past.

Commercial advantages include high production rates, less labour, and steel with a low nitrogen content.

Thus, the key to reducing prophylactic insecticide applications may lie with improved, less labour intensive methods of pollen beetle monitoring.

As the training database grows in size, the approach should make soil classification cheaper, faster and less labour intensive.

Other printing employees followed them when new, less labour intensive, print plants were set up.

Computers make this work less labour-intensive.

That is less surprising, since with better technology manufacturing is becoming ever less labour-intensive.

And the longer the sluggish economy persists, the less labour-hoarding seems to make sense.

Besides, sophisticated manufacturing tends to be less labour-intensive, reducing the appeal of low-wage countries.

MAE was found to be a more efficient, faster and less labour-intensive method than ultrasonic extraction.