Sentence examples for wage labour intensive from inspiring English sources

John Philpott, director of the Jobs Economist consultancy, said: "The UK's currently very good headline GDP growth and jobs data conceal a worrying underlying picture of a low wage, labour intensive economy that does not bode well for widespread ongoing improvement in the overall standard of living.

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Dealing with Ebola is labour intensive.

The ships would be labour intensive.

Audits are time and labour intensive.

Most of our agricultural concessions are very labour intensive.

Opera doesn't, because it's just too labour intensive".

Fulfilling them is labour intensive so I help out.

Snow clearance is labour intensive and takes time.

Meanwhile taxes on "immobile" wage labour have been rising.

This approach is labour intensive.