Sentence examples for vast manpower from inspiring English sources

Drawing on its vast manpower, the Union draft would fuel victories, though costly, at Vicksburg and Gettysburg.

Thus the Sicilian aristocracy had not only wealth but vast manpower at their command, something that had by this time declined in many other parts of Europe.

They are hurling vast amounts of manpower, weaponry and money into the fight.

Counter-insurgency requires "vast resources" of manpower and much stamina in America, says the manual.

The inquiry has consumed millions of dollars and vast amounts of manpower.

It fought the kind of war for which it was ideally suited, drawing on vast pools of manpower, money and machinery to achieve the production miracle that culminated in the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.

And then they copied, basically, what Red Bull had done and threw vast resources of money and manpower at the project.

These individuals were essential in maintaining an unprecedented war-effort on the continent as vast quantities of materials and manpower were transferred to British Army bases in France and Belgium.

Data mining is very appropriately named: You get vast amounts of technology and manpower, churn the engines, dig deep and maybe find absolutely nothing.

For decades, Thailand has invested vast sums of money and manpower on the effort to control and vaccinate the dog population in randomly selected districts and, recently, Bangkok capital city without success.

Why (and how) would an irregular army estimated at total 20-30,000 fighters waste manpower to control a vast swath of desert with a few villages on it?