Sentence examples for much less labor from inspiring English sources

It is a fact that spring pasture lambing is by far much less labor intensive than winter lambing.

The Skidelskys are correct that because goods and services can be produced with much less labor than in 1930, we could live now as we did then while working many fewer hours.

With greater expanses of glass, said Mr. Macaulay, who along with French actress Caroline Berg is the on-screen co-host of the film, less stone was required and much less labor.

Mining is now much less labor intensive.

"As a result, Verizon's home Internet service would require much less labor and no extra capital expenses.

Coke's initial advantage was its lower cost, mainly because making coke required much less labor than cutting trees and making charcoal, but using coke also overcame localized shortages of wood, especially in Britain and on the Continent.

An automated system uses more electrical power, he pointed out -- but is much less labor-intensive.

The current American restaurant cooking style is much easier to master than the French style, and also much less labor-intensive, which means restaurants can have smaller kitchens and smaller staffs without sacrificing glamour or cultural significance.

"Generally, people want pristine clear white oak or maple floors, and contractors prefer it because it is much less labor-intensive to install and easier to finish than a lower grade of flooring," Mr. Harvey said.

We demonstrate the neural fuzzy network can adequately identify the binary threshold, which is a crucial parameter of the AGS procedure, and the proposed R-AGS can be intelligibly used for automated accurate estimation of grain size distribution with much less labor-intensiveness for each digital image.

Making games seems to becoming a much smarter, much less labor-intensive process.