Sentence examples for the labour intensive from inspiring English sources

The regular practice in large-scale theatre and dance productions is for the labour intensive work on sets and costumes to get under way as early as possible.

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.

And the reason the subcontractors are used is because the labour intensive stages of cashew processing, which is de-shelling where this very nasty caustic oil comes out of the raw nut as people handle the nuts in their hands and then the peeling stage, is extremely labour intensive.

And that has led to really vile working conditions, but also a systematic approach of subcontracting the labour intensive stages of processing which means de-shelling where workers hold these acidic raw nuts in their hands and then have to break them open to extract the cashew nut that we eat.

The economics of the labour intensive model of property agents just don't stack up with the future of work".

This might also be due to the labour intensive nature of cocoa farming hence less attractive to most females.

However, the labour-intensive design was logistically extremely challenging during times of intense work pressure, resulting in slow and limited recruitment, and results might have been biased by the low number of included cases and controls.

Only the labour-intensive leather products are still made abroad.

The labour-intensive textile and clothing sector is already in a panic.

Now the labour-intensive task of pacifying Iraq is straining America's army almost to breaking point.

The only solution to Facebook's problem, according to Vaidhyanathan, is the labour-intensive human checking of facts.