Sentence examples for not labour intensive from inspiring English sources
This method is not labour intensive; it is comparatively inexpensive and therefore widely used.
" Summary Page" is a method that is at the same time more flexible than constraint failure and is not labour intensive.
It is also not labour intensive and requires little time to complete pointing to opportunities of applying simple diagnostic techniques whose results would help significantly reduce calf mortality.
If you are into beef production start with a breed that is known for good temperament and is not labour intensive.
"Before we then carefully open up and untie in the spring". If that wasn't labour intensive enough, come April and May Norman and his team have to light fires and position wind turbines to try to drive away late frosts.
But without transparency, the money will be wasted.Oil is capital-intensive but not labour-intensive, so few of Chad's 9m people can benefit directly.
The car industry is capital-intensive, not labour-intensive, so carmakers are not expanding in China primarily to benefit from its cheap workers.
Thousands of the rank and file have been trained abroad as pilots, underwater welders and crane operatives.But the oil business is not labour-intensive, and there are far too few jobs to go around.
The industry however was not labour-intensive, and did not provide huge labour opportunities for locals, in the 1970s employing only 2,000 workers".
At the same time, many agencies working with co-operatives do not recognise or understand their specific governance and histories, for example attaining fair trade certification is a common one and for which the setting up of the co-operative is seen as a formality and not the labour intensive and time consuming process it actually is.
At the same time, Chinese technicians visiting Nigeria's rice-producing areas found farmers using inefficient and outdated techniques that were not only labour intensive and time consuming, but also produced a poor quality of rice.
