Sentence examples for much manpower from inspiring English sources

He said he was frustrated that so much manpower and money had been used to rescue people who had knowingly put themselves in danger.

The miniaturisation of assays into pico to femtoliter compartments (emulsion droplets, vesicles or gel-shell beads) makes directed evolution campaigns practically more straightforward than current large scale industrial screening that requires liquid handling equipment and much manpower.

So for the Americans, the ultimate goal was just to keep fighting, to keep the war going, to force the British to expend as much money and as much manpower and as much energy as possible.

Since that approach demanded too much manpower and resources, Russia adopted the model the British used in India, Mr. de Waal said, "co-opting the locals to run your strategy".

It does not require as much manpower, numerically, as football, and isn't as well thought of in the East as football & the big colleges haven't snapped up all the promising material.

She was right, by a comfortable margin, and in her jubilant victory remarks, she made clear that the liberal organizations and the national labor unions that invested millions of dollars and much manpower to defeat her had come up empty.

ALBANY — They may not have much money, manpower or media presence.

The lean model bodes well for companies like Leap2 that hope to become power players with much less manpower.

This meant that the Communists had a much wider manpower base in the Guerrilla Popular Army from which to replace their casualties in the Main Force and Regionals than Vann had believed at the beginning.

"You get more confident, the team are more organized because you have, not so much more manpower, but more organizational skills because you can focus on areas that are certainly important — manufacturing, quality of parts, consistency of parts, reliability," he said.

And apparently it's one that requires much less manpower.