Sentence examples for manpower goes from inspiring English sources

The credit for the financial investment in increased New York City police manpower goes to Dinkins, Giuliani's predecessor, and to the New York governor, Mario Cuomo, Zimring said.

We can't keep manpower going 24/7 for days.

Each time I was struck by the amount of money and manpower that goes into the show, and how each segment is meticulously planned and scripted – only to be completely overshadowed when something off-script happens.

Despite the manpower that goes into writing a ticket, a real Parisian would never dream of paying one.

Baker's curriculum was manpower planning gone haywire.

That is the disconnect right now, as the manpower has gone down.

In 1962, Manpower also went public, boasting 270 offices across four continents and over $40 million in sales.

"We literally have hundreds of names and numbers and not enough manpower to go around," the department posted, on Facebook.

Until recently, the Marines, distributed among their many fixed positions, lacked the manpower to go after these caches and disrupt insurgents infiltrating from the east.

Now they've abducted, tortured and probably murdered a cop considerably more manpower is going to be devoted to uncovering those links.

"The Disaster Management Center does not have the resources and manpower to go door to door in the endangered areas," said Mahieash Johnney, a senior manager at the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society.