Sentence examples for much labor from inspiring English sources

Commissioned in 2002 by the Public Theater (where Mr. Wolfe was then the artistic director), "A Free Man of Color" is obviously the product of much labor by Mr. Guare.

We don't ever really lose that much labor productivity.

Much labor is required; much homeowner patience and cash, too.

First, firms didn't do much labor hoarding in the recent recession.

He declined to say how much Labor might spend on advertising during the next campaign.

Because so much labor was contributed, Ms. Cohen said, the restoration cost only $50,000.

After the usual tanning, it takes much labor-intensive bathing in expensive and temperamental aniline dyes to get the 11 colors in the new Fur Fun line.

In addition, conventional examination protocols usually require much labor, time, and skill, thus forming an obstacle to a prompt diagnosis.

It comes down to how much labor and resources you have to dedicate toward your multi-CDN strategy.

With so much labor invested in performing this broad humor broadly (and competing with a subpar sound system), diminishing returns gradually set in as "Shlemiel the First" lopes along.

This was partly due to other factors, namely the temporary loss of a key cleanup vessel, but losing so much labor has likely also played a role.