Sentence examples for severe manpower from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Manhattan Project was suffering severe manpower shortages and asked the Army for technically adept recruits.

It said local managers were not given adequate power to make crucial decisions and that safety regulations were also breached because of severe manpower shortages.

With tens of thousands of their citizen soldiers now deployed in Iraq, many of the nation's governors have complained to senior Pentagon officials that they were facing severe manpower shortages in guarding prisoners, fighting wildfires, preparing for hurricanes and floods and policing the streets.

Large numbers of educated persons migrated from Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, and especially Egypt and Jordan to the oil-rich states, particularly Bahrain, Kuwait, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Algeria, and the United Arab Emirates, all of which faced severe manpower shortages.

Two years down we are heading for a severe manpower problem.

Assad's side is now faltering, even publicly admitting this summer that it faces a severe manpower shortage thanks to death and defection.

A severe lack of manpower and heavy machinery was holding back relief efforts.

A number of 65 mm Napoleonchik cannons were given to Givati, and units from the Palmach's Negev Brigade were poised to assist it, despite a severe shortage of manpower and munitions in the brigade.

Without that assistance, Arendt asserted, there would have been "either complete chaos or an impossibly severe drain on German manpower".

Retained despite a severe cutback in naval manpower, Biddle served in the war against the Barbary pirates.

The vast majority of impediments that affect an SME's ability to adopt innovations stems from the fact that they suffer from a severe lack of resources (manpower, money, expertise, information, and time), which in turn makes them apprehensive toward adopting new innovations.