Adjective:

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labor intensive's Usage Examples:

This extremely labor intensive method required an average of 40-50 working hours to complete one body.

in her architectural designs in view of its easy availability, labor intensiveness, and ease of construction, incorporating water, energy and land-use.

that it presses the grape but its disadvantages includes the labor intensiveness of its use, small volumes and tendency to provide uneven pressure to.

Moody's cited an improvement in the company's operating margin to around 19%, from about 15% historically, following the sale of its labor intensive management services business and an operational restructuring which could yield annual cost savings of up to "170 million by 2016.

This approach can be quite labor intensive.

Countries with low energy intensity signifies labor intensive economy.

declining population of American citizens working on farms—temporary or iterant skilled labor from outside the country is recruited for labor intensive.

Synonyms:

labour-intensive, effortful,

Antonyms:

effortless, easy, unforced,