Manpower used in a sentence

Manpower in a sentence as a noun

This left less manpower available for our products and things ended up worse off than if we had not been acquired.

Jobs are a means to create more wealth, because you need manpower and brains for many things that cannot be made by machines alone.

Heck, if you don't have the manpower to maintain anything else, just give me GTK so I can install xfce or lxde on top of it.

Most robberies are unsolved because we lack the manpower to chase every lead!!

Google has spent a long time pouring a ton of money and manpower into their geocoder and the data behind it.

The whole point of heroku is that you are relying on them to do a lot of the infrastructure systems because you are low on manpower.

Even in the case of minor fraud, they would likely spend more in manpower than they could possibly reclaim from such a low-earning outfit.

Doubly so if you had the incredible manpower that the Incans had where you can easily just use humans to pull them instead of pack animals.

It's not simply a matter of manpower either, there was a lot that was needed to be able to provide a workable invasion:* Control of the air.

Or contact a large wi-fi equipment provider and see if we could make an arrangement for equipment support/manpower in exchange for PAX floor space.

Nobody is going to rewrite it in JQuery/JS/coffeescript => No money, no mandate, no manpower, no expertise, but primarily no need to do so.

If Gnome thinks developer manpower is better spent in a place outside of the theme framework, then that's just a symptom of not having enough developers.

This is, as mentioned, expensive as ****, and manpower intensive.- Phage therapy is fairly novel in the West, due to some problems in the early days of phage therapy followed swiftly by the discovery of penicillin.