Sentence examples for wasted manpower from inspiring English sources

Risks that are not properly managed can lead to cost overruns, schedule delays, wasted manpower and effort, and failure of the project artifact.

The end result of mandatory "say on pay" rules cannot be a system that serves to potentially harm companies and their shareholders, while wasting manpower and needlessly funneling crucial resources to shareholder advisory firms and the myriad other advisers.

One netizen dismissed the launch as "another prestige project that wastes manpower and money just for the National Day celebrations".

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?

Here was Coach Jeff Van Gundy's plan: He would send help once O'Neal began his fe-fi-fo-fum moves through the paint, but he would not waste his manpower, at the risk of leaving the other stars from Hollywood open.

Furthermore, this problem concerns needing more times on testing and fault diagnosis, and wasting more manpower and material resources.

Care and counselling would be delegated from doctors and nurses to paramedical "community health workers", to avoid wasting scarce skilled manpower.

"It's also a waste of manpower.

But on that day in May, it worked out that a shutdown entailed little waste of manpower.

The surveillance demonstrates "an absolute waste of manpower in time of war," Mr. Stephan said in a telephone interview.

Yang points out that, since these projects "were undertaken with an unscientific approach, many were a waste of manpower and resources".