Sentence examples for manpower to construct from inspiring English sources
The "fort" probably consisted of no more than a look-out post on the Rock to observe movements in and around the bay during the period of landing; there would have been little need for anything more substantial (as better landing points such as Algeciras or Tarifa were in his hands), and Tariq would not have had the manpower to construct a sizeable fortification.
The reuse of Roman sites produced considerable savings in the manpower required to construct large earth fortifications.
Reusing former Roman sites in this way produced considerable savings in the manpower required to construct the large earth fortifications of the early castles.
Archaeological findings suggest, however, that improved agricultural techniques such as the use of iron tools for cultivation and improved techniques for leveling and flooding paddy fields allowed the Yamato rulers to exercise control over significant manpower resources, both to construct large tombs and to expand the area under their control outward from the Nara plain.
China has even offered the manpower to build those pipelines.
He promptly ordered his men to begin constructing a breastwork running down the hill to the east, deciding he did not have the manpower to also build additional defenses to the west of the redoubt.
Private newspapers lacked the money and manpower to investigate properly.
"They have a lot of manpower available, but not necessarily a lot of intelligent manpower to conduct these operations stealthily".
"They don't have the manpower to do that".
They may devote more manpower to posting guards and sentries.
