Sentence examples for manpower necessary from inspiring English sources

The change would reduce the manpower necessary to operate them, enabling a single launch crew to command as many as fifty missiles.

Only the most well-financed contenders, such as Hillary Clinton and John McCain, will be able to purchase the television time and manpower necessary to compete.

But to gather the manpower necessary to comb the building and protect so many people inside, the city called in SWAT teams from the suburb of Euclid, the Cuyahoga sheriff's department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

These techniques can be very valuable for manipulating the metabolomes of several fungi at a time, but they also increase the manpower necessary to process a single culture by several fold for each growth condition being manipulated.

With the widespread adoption of cloud computing, high-performance computing (HPC) is no longer limited to organisations with the funds and manpower necessary to house and run a supercomputer.

With the funding and manpower necessary to keep a diligent watch, the army developed their own policies and regulations that permitted public access while protecting park wildlife and natural resources.

Which in this case means treating this crime wave exactly as they would any other: policing more effectively, with extra manpower if necessary, and being upfront at all times about doing so.

Usually they simply lack the manpower or necessary vehicles to get the job done; if a call is made, the police have to clamber into a boat and sail over from another island.

"Can we get what we want from this, which is programming, and not have to own and operate and provide the management manpower that's necessary, the resources that are necessary?" Fusient, he said, was in a far better position to manage the league, in which Turner will retain an undisclosed minority ownership stake.

The home secretary, Theresa May, has promised to provide the necessary manpower and resources.

Despite widespread unemployment in the area, they attracted only a fraction of the necessary manpower.