Sentence examples for manpower to create from inspiring English sources

The main one, he said, was that the soldiers, who rappelled onto the ship from a helicopter one by one, lacked the manpower to create a sterile area quickly enough.

She said Grundon staff stepped in to help the fire service with machinery and manpower to create fire barriers.

Gaga wore a more opulent version of the "Joanne" hat for her Victoria's Secret Fashion Show performance yesterday, and it took some serious manpower to create.

IT can do the same by eliminating unnecessary infrastructure, servers and software, freeing up budget and manpower to create a fast and agile IT environment.

If you need a lot of assets, but don't have the manpower or talent to create them yourself, you can consider outsourcing asset creation.

"Most of the public domain expects public universities to create manpower for new industries as communities transform from old to new economies," says Blouin.

James Hick, a director at Manpower, said: "British businesses continue to create the job opportunities that have helped get Britain back to work since the 2008 financial crisis.

Essentially, millions of pounds and thousands of manpower hours were frittered away to create a team who couldn't deter a man who was in a wheelchair one month ago.

With the CPS struggling for cash, Edis offered to pay for it out of his own pocket, and, in the absence of CPS manpower, two junior crown counsels had to create the index themselves.

Their strategy was to create a diversion through the campaign in Albania, thus stripping the Hellenic Army of manpower for the defence of their Yugoslavian and Bulgarian borders.

Part of the problem is that in the indiscriminate drive to create a smaller government, the Department of the Environment, reeling from cuts, has not the manpower to follow through on legislation.