Sentence examples for manpower off from inspiring English sources

Everyone has had one problem or another in recent years, and it takes a lot of manpower off the deal-making field to make fixes at portfolio companies.

Example: "A blunder of historic proportions" is what he calls George W. Bush decision to take resources and manpower off of Afghanistan and the Taliban and put them into Iraq.

Needing most of its manpower to stave off German counterattacks and secure the area around Aachen, the 1st Infantry Division was able to earmark only a single regiment for the job of taking the city.

G4S's meteoric rise to public infamy can be attributed to a gross underestimation of the manpower needed to pull off guarding one of the world's greatest spectacles.

Still as Fotias has observed first-hand in his work with Movement production costs, artist fees, and the sheer manpower needed to pull off such multi-day events go up every year, to the point where it's almost inconceivable to pull off a festival, small or gargantuan, without outside fincial assistance.

If they cut themselves off from trade, manpower will be cheap relative to capital.

Politicking on Election Day, while not entirely unusual, is tricky because it risks siphoning off resources and manpower in crucial states from traditional get-out-the-vote efforts.

Labor leaders, alarmed at a possible Republican takeover of one or both houses of Congress, promise to devote a record amount of money and manpower to helping Democrats stave off disaster.

Still, Nasser concluded that if Israel attacked, Egypt's quantitative advantage in manpower and arms could stave off Israeli forces for at least two weeks, allowing for diplomacy towards a ceasefire.

The operation of a ROV requires significant off-shore dedicated manpower to handle and operate the robotic platform.

Several classical LP models combining the production, manpower, and inventory-related trade-offs in each of the options mentioned above have been presented (Bhatnagar et al. 2003).