Sentences with phrase «more labour intensive»

Even though the number of self - represented parties at the Appeals Commission is relatively small, processing the appeals of those who are self - represented can be more labour intensive than dealing with parties who are represented.

By siphoning capital out of the area, and often out of the country where they are installed and, by hogging existing grid capacity they preclude the development of other more labour intensive renewable energy generation technologies such as bio-mass and anaerobic digestion fuelled systems.

She points out that wind power is actually more labour intensive than coal, and requires 2.5 time more units of labour for every MW of electricity produced.

While Siskin came easily, Yiadom - Boakye acknowledges that printmaking is more labour intensive than painting.

That made B&B guest turnover higher — and daily cleaning more labour intensive.

And I will admit that teachers will tell me that this doesn't make teaching easier; it's more labour intensive, it's more time intensive.

Though this one was a bit more labour intensive (print screens are a doozy, I tell you), I'm so glad I was able to pull together this Photoshop 101 tutorial because if there was...

These are a bit more labour intensive (but too cute), so I understand if you turn them into regular sushi rolls, too.

The original version is far more labour intensive and involves gently simmering sweetened, flavoured milk until it evaporates by half leaving a thickened, very dense ice - cream.

Option b) is a little bit more labour intensive but it guarantees the texture part.

Not exact matches

I have friends that use a single serve on weekday mornings for speed, and then use a more time and labour intensive manual method (such as pour over coffee, French press, and cold brewing) on the weekend.

This is more labour and time intensive but a good, cheaper alternative if you can't get your hands on vital wheat gluten.

The less labour intensive the meal, the more likely you'll enjoy it!

However, the process is labour - intensive and far more expensive.

Until now, creating more complex branched polymers, known as dendrimers (from the Greek word «dendron» meaning «tree»), has been a labour intensive and time consuming process.

Teachers spend more time preparing lessons, but the lessons themselves are less labour - intensive.

This approach worked a lot better in the pre-computer age, when investing was more labour - intensive.

This approach worked a lot better in the pre-computer age, when investing was far more labour - intensive.

In the eu agribusiness is way more capital intensive and less labour intensive than in the ukraine.

I listen a lot in the studio while I'm working — it's kind of a way of having company, especially if I'm doing something that is quite labour - intensive but the focus it requires is more general, more like patience.

Wadden's turn toward labour - intensive methods and techniques situates him within a group of artists who have resisted technology in favour of more physical, craft - based media.

And where Lucas promises that there will be less unemployment under a Green Government, it is because a «zero carbon economy» is far more labour - intensive than its fully - powered counterpart.

Working life would be more labour - intensive: we wouldn't have labour saving devices.

The net result is an effective stripping out of the more labour - and time - intensive elements of legal work.

Some of the above are more labour - intensive than others (# 3 for sure).