Sentence examples for work less labour-intensive from inspiring English sources

Computers make this work less labour-intensive.

Migration, he said, 'risks discouraging employers from adopting alternative solutions to labour shortages such as increasing investment in new technology to make work less labour-intensive or increasing their spending on staff training to meet skills shortages'.

Estimates for the total number employed at the end of the 18th century range from 1,200 to 5,000, with women and children constituting up to half the total number of people working in copper mining and a lower proportion in the less labour-intensive tin mining.

In large-scale SSF processes, packed-bed bioreactors are often used since they are less labour-intensive than tray-type processes (such as that undertaken in the current work in the Erlenmeyer flasks).

That is less surprising, since with better technology manufacturing is becoming ever less labour-intensive.

For a less labour-intensive version, I sometimes replace the béchamel with crème fraîche.

Besides, sophisticated manufacturing tends to be less labour-intensive, reducing the appeal of low-wage countries.

But Ford argues that technology combined with capitalism naturally tends towards making the economy less labour-intensive.

The Ocampo loggers' sawmill is old, yet they are loth to upgrade it for a less labour-intensive model.

Supply-chain trade growth has slowed, and manufacturing is becoming less labour-intensive as a result of technology.

Technology has made manufacturing less labour-intensive, giving firms less incentive to seek out cheap labour in poor countries.If catch-up is harder than a decade ago, it is not impossible.