Sentence examples for to manpower from inspiring English sources
noun
The total number of all available workers; the workforce.
There is a good chance voters will encounter problems due to manpower shortages and computer breakdowns.
The Iraqi armed forces are increasing in terms of firepower in addition to manpower.
The MoD will be given flexibility to ensure that this does not lead to manpower cuts.
Employers are attempting to avoid paying the new rate by using groups of self-employed workers or focusing recruitment on younger people, according to Manpower.
Factory job: I went to Manpower, and the agent told me he had a new listing from a great green company in Brooklyn and that he could get me an interview there right away.
But according to Manpower, another employment agency, the mismatch between supply and demand is starkest in Brazil, where 64% of employers report difficulty filling vacancies, against 40% in China and 16% in India.
Because of its ridiculous weapons-to-manpower ratio, Libya had been forced to keep most of its aircraft in storage, along with more than 1,000 tanks.
The police wonder where they are going to get the manpower to enforce the new limits.
It may be difficult to find sufficient manpower to do this.
Residents said the government seemed to lack the manpower to pick up the trash.
How are they going to muster the manpower to develop for yet another (untested) platform?
