Sentence examples for was manpower from inspiring English sources
noun
The total number of all available workers; the workforce.
Baker's curriculum was manpower planning gone haywire.
The only reason groups weren't monitored individually is manpower.
As for immigrants, if there is manpower demand there will be supply from outside sometimes.
After all, the Archbishop of Canterbury is appointed on the advice of the prime minister.Another sticking point is manpower.
Steinerman's other major pick is Manpower.
What they want is manpower supply not real collaborations.
About 80% to 90% of the cost of a launcher is hourly rates - it's manpower.
"The issue is not the money, the issue is manpower to come up with standardized processing of the [participants]," Scherer says.
Some well-known temporary agencies are Manpower, Kelly Services and Spherion.
An army can have many divisions of soldiers and several mountains of guns — that's manpower and structure.
"The good thing for the communities is this: meth is a horrible drug that decimates the user, and the labs are manpower intensive to destroy," Grellner told VICE News.
