Sentence examples for significant manpower from inspiring English sources

Buckles says there is a "significant manpower shortage" against the plan.

But most such firms cannot devote hundreds of accountants to a single client, and Enron would require significant manpower.

"We are devoting significant manpower to it," she said of the investigation, "including some of our senior investigators".

As a result of the cuts, New York area airports will lose significant manpower, about 700 screeners.

Archaeological findings suggest, however, that improved agricultural techniques such as the use of iron tools for cultivation and improved techniques for leveling and flooding paddy fields allowed the Yamato rulers to exercise control over significant manpower resources, both to construct large tombs and to expand the area under their control outward from the Nara plain.

Scaling to this level of coverage will take both significant manpower and engineering resources, and to that end, they will soon be hiring engineers and lawyers.

This has important manpower planning implications.

The surveillance and arrest of terrorist suspects require significant police manpower and resources, as does preparation for future terrorist attacks.

Founded in Pakistan in the late 1980s, al-Qaida had long been a marginal group without significant resources, manpower or an obvious strategy.

Jourdan documented assiduously these shortages, pointing out in lengthy correspondence to the Directory the consequences of an under-manned and under-supplied army; his petitions seemed to have little effect on the Directory, which sent neither significant additional manpower nor supplies.

Surgical RCTs are expensive to set-up and run, usually requiring significant resources, manpower, and financial investment and therefore every step should be taken to optimise their success.