At present it is far too manpower-intensive, more like private banking for the wealthy than retail banking for the middle classes.
Since that approach demanded too much manpower and resources, Russia adopted the model the British used in India, Mr. de Waal said, "co-opting the locals to run your strategy".
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.
Other severe weaknesses are poor quality, bad labor relations... low productivity and too much manpower".
In terms of raw manpower, too, they were indistinguishable.
"China has come a long way fast," says Professor Dupont, "but military modernisation gets harder from here".Some have doubts about China's manpower, too.
Saville evaluated the ambitious Radar Fence Plan of Major General Francis L. Ankenbrandt, which had recently failed in Congress because it was too expensive in manpower and material, and would take too long to put in place.
Often times such modular updating and upgrading can be too expensive (in cost, manpower, and down time) to execute.
Unfortunately, we're all still programmed to believe that women are too fragile to handle manpower.
The two mains reasons for not participating were lack of manpower and too few new HIV-infected patients per year.
Moreover, two studies regarding the village doctors' perspectives on public health in two counties each in Hubei and Jiangxi provinces [ 37] and a county in Jiangsu province [ 38] indicated that they considered public health services too heavy for their manpower, the subsidy insufficient and social security absent.
