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• Some of these magnitude calculations are very labor intensive . . ..
• The nursery business is labor intensive, and Tees keeps a hectic pace.
• But the show is simply too labor intensive, especially in post production.
• Production is labor intensive, which accounts in part for the high price.
• And they have to be done to order _ they're labor intensive.
• Construction is labor intensive and its depressed state contributes to keeping unemployment high.
• Dry beans and soybeans are too labor intensive for most gardeners.
• These companies are mostly joint ventures and mainly labor intensive ones.
• It's a labor intensive job made worse by the language barrier.
• It is a batch process that is expensive, labor intensive and relatively slow.
• The original recipe was a little more labor intensive than our modern adaptation.
• He learned the trials of TV animation, labor intensive and cranking it out.
• The tests are labor intensive, usually taking more than a month.
• You cannot imagine how incredibly labor intensive it is to chisel the surface,
• They are not labor intensive, but grapes are not maintenance free.
• Construction materials are as cheap as they get but without automation somewhat labor intensive.
• Changing to native plants can be labor intensive and expensive.
• "It was very labor intensive, " said aide Jackie Gloor.
• So the decision to employ such a labor intensive operation was an unusual one.
• Tobacco cultivation is labor intensive, requiring a large labor force.