Sentence examples similar to requiring much manpower from inspiring English sources

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

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.

By the time I was in town, some five weeks later, Homstol was coming to realize that, however effective aversive conditioning might be in the short term, it may simply require too much manpower and probably won't work on bears that have already progressed down the food-conditioning pathway, especially in communities that can't secure their waste.

"It seems incredulous that a proposal that requires so much manpower is getting serious consideration," Taylor wrote.

The resources and manpower to successfully complete a designer baby engineering project would require much more than a skilled genetic engineer and some lab space.

Children require much, much time.

Animals require much more.

Solenodons require much water.

It requires much elaboration.

"There is going to be so much manpower required, and we are already spread so thin," said Bill O'Connell, president of Elite Public Adjusters, which runs both an insurance adjustment company and a restoration and construction business in North Wildwood, N.J.

Part of the challenge of being a on-demand service startup is scaling up when there is so much manpower required.