Sentences with phrase «took less labor»

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But closing down unnecessary capacity can pay for itself, even if unemployed workers are temporarily put on the government payroll (causing debt to rise, but usually by less than it had before), but only temporarily as Beijing takes other measures to boost household income through wealth transfers from the state and so to boost consumption, a form of demand which is likely to be more labor intensive than the demand created in the process of over-capacity.

Tasks performed must take less time, labor and resources to achieve the same or better quality while also requiring less supervision.

(Danielle was in labor for more than 20 hours, while Nicole's delivery took less than 20 minutes.)

A labor that lasts less than 3 hours is termed «precipitous,» and for Liz and her husband Jason, their second child's birth took nearly half that amount of time.

A baby who is higher up, or in another less than optimal position can cause labor to take a bit longer,» Blumenfeld says.

All agree they must take on more patients to keep their practices lucrative, giving them less time to wait out a long labor.

A woman's first labor can take days to progress, with active labor taking roughly 8 hours, according to Baby Center, but since you must have had at least one child to qualify as a surrogate, your body already knows what to do and you're a seasoned pro, so you can expect active labor to take around three hours less.

Research has shown that when you take a childbirth class you'll experience increased communication with your partner, be more relaxed, have less anxiety, and find more confidence for labor and delivery.

In Oregon, the company took state aid to create jobs — then hired prison labor for less than $ 1 an hour.

Taken together, these data suggest that Wisconsin's Act 10 may have pushed some government workers to retire immediately, but once the public outcry died down, the public sector labor market more or less returned to normal.

My sense, seven years after the Labor Party took control, is that the wheel has more or less come full circle.

Also, given how many commodities are priced globally, and those have become a more important part of the cost structure recently (though the effect is not that bad if one takes a long - term view... increased productivity means we use less commodities to achieve the same ends as 40 years ago), the factor share going to labor in developed countries is probably being squeezed a little.

Wade Guyton may have made it to the Whitney for inventing a new take on process and execution, but Bradford has already rethought the making of a painting in a far less flashy and far more labor - intensive way.

Whereas much of China's early industrial development took place along the coast, factories more recently have been locating where labor is cheaper and environmental oversight is less strict, pushing the so - called «cancer belt» inland.

In terms of hours of labor to buy a unit of food, clothing, or many other examples the long term trend is that it takes less effort to do it.

The end goal is to reduce the overall labor cost, taking the process from less of an art — and listening for the right song — to more one that farmers can augment with technology.

Take a look at the fruits of our labor, and how you can restyle your bedroom with Target, IKEA, and Etsy for $ 500 or less.