Sentence examples for massive manpower from inspiring English sources

The East German surveillance state used modern technology and massive manpower to expand government spying on a previously unimaginable scale.

But whether the sick and elderly will be as welcoming to robot-like tech in their homes is a question that now vexes a Japanese care industry that is struggling with a massive manpower shortage.

There is little excuse for drifts of rubbish in a city with massive underemployed manpower, nor for water shortages when the annual rainfall is over three metres.If basic administrative procedures are not improved cholera will remain a persistent problem, no matter how much hand-washing is preached.

These were built at a massive cost of money and manpower.

This was to be the "Big Push," a concentration of manpower and artillery so massive and in such a small space that the German defenses would burst open as if hit by floodwaters.

As Skinner sees it, France lacks the funding and manpower of America's massive security and intelligence apparatus despite the fact that "they have actually more suspects that they're worried about".

The government has "kick-started a massive infrastructure development program without checking on the manpower supply," said Atul Bhobe, managing director of S. N. Bhobe & Associates, a civil engineering design company.

Leveraging those massive amounts of data would require an incredible amount of manpower, storage space, and encryption.

Germany did not have the manpower by itself to carry out killing on such a massive scale.

For half a thousand years after its invention, in Mesopotamia, writing was used exclusively for bookkeeping: "the massive effort through a system of notation to make a society, its manpower, and its production legible to its rulers and temple officials, and to extract grain and labor from it".

The massive influx will put even greater strain on already overcrowded IDP camps, and on the manpower and resources of the UN.