Sentence examples for manpower was lost from inspiring English sources

This policy of drawing workers to Qin had two consequences: it increased production in Qin, and manpower was lost in the neighbouring states.

The papers reported that millions of dollars in manpower were lost by the quiescence of 8 million persons.

By April 1945, a large part of its Croatian manpower had been lost or released, with the Croatian component reduced to between 2,000 and 3,000 soldiers.

By late 1863, it had become obvious to Cleburne that the Confederacy was losing the war because of the growing limitations of its manpower and resources.

This would need a certain amount of manpower to rebuild what has been lost.

We are lacking lots of things, we lack the knowledge of craftsmanship which we need to restore them truly, this knowledge has been lost with our forefathers, so we lack, if you like, technical manpower.

Officers, firefighters and EMS employees have lost 10percentt of their pay and face losing more but as a citizen that 10percentt cut in pay and the manpower loses that have come with it amounts to a great deal more, lives are being lost because there are no police or fire to respond to 911 calls.

Manpower is also an issue: New workers usually need to be trained in milling, an art that has mostly been lost.

The budget cudgel was approved despite pleas from Amtrak that it lacks the manpower, equipment and extra financing to effectively meet the deadline and that it faces a shutdown if federal funds are lost.

"Some say, with a certain pragmatism, we're losing manpower.

The resulting shortage of manpower affected several aspects of a state and society that perceptibly were losing their Roman character and assuming their Byzantine.