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1. Con-struction remains a relatively labour-intensive industry.

2. The project is what you might call labour-intensive.

3. But hawking is labour-intensive and time-consuming and hardly a satisfactory way of keeping rabbit populations down.

4. The programme would be labour-intensive and give work to skilled craftsmen as well as apprenticeships to unskilled school-leavers.

5. Reductions in spending on labour-intensive services increase unemployment and hence social security costs.

6. Like all forms of animation, this is time-consuming, labour-intensive and, therefore, expensive.

7. They offer the alternative of labour-intensive growth.

8. Our manufacturing industry takes labour-intensive industry, low costprofittechnology content and additional value, absent self-brand, and weak core competitive power as the basic features.

9. As the traditional labour-intensive industry, the interior or external logistic management of the tyre manufacturers is relatively complicated and tedious.

10. More labour-intensive growth would boost household income and consumption as a share of GDP and so help to reduce the trade surplus.

11. Makers of labour-intensive goods, such as apparel and toys, find that they are no longer under pressure to move away.

12. The competitiveness of labour-intensive industry in the whole country is weak and demonstrates the trend of decreasing step by step.

13. Anhui should encourage developing labour-intensive industry actively and offer the peasants go into town the chance of more employment.

14. A lot of farming techniques have been abandoned because they were too labour-intensive.

15. So information becomes a valuable commodity, and the gathering of it a labour-intensive industry.

16. By contrast, the local authorities have mainly helped small businesses in more labour-intensive industries.

17. For the most part, these contract workers work under the supervision of permanent staff, performing more labour-intensive tasks.

18. Work on site, however, even in the 1980s remains fairly labour-intensive.

19. What they have to say throws doubt on previous inferences about how labour-intensive Maya agricultural techniques were(sentencedict.com), at least at San Antonio.

20. One characteristic of modern industry is that it is capital-intensive rather than labour-intensive and hence does not provide much employment.

21. The transformation of processing trade refers to processing trade changes from resource-intensive industry and labour-intensive industry to capital-intensive industry or technology-intensive industry.

22. Over time, Chinese labour cost has been rising while its efficiency of production has been declining in the labour-intensive industry.

23. The government has also promoted capital-intensive development by favouring manufacturing over the more labour-intensive services sector by holding down the prices of inputs such as land and energy.

24. And even if 3D printing does bring manufacturing back to developed countries, it may not create many jobs, since it is less labour-intensive than standard manufacturing.

25. Mr Kuijs argues that this will require a shift in the composition of growth from capital-intensive manufacturing towards labour-intensive services.

26. The development of the capital-and-technology-intensive high-tech industry, the urban industries featuring low energy consumption and low pollution, the labour-intensive industry should be quickened.

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27. And across Asia, economies need to shift away from increasingly capital-intensive manufacturing towards labour-intensive services, so that a bigger share of national income goes to households.

28. We should not only speed up the development of technology-intensive industry, but also continue the development of labour-intensive industry.

29. China has been a bottom feeder in the global economy. Keeping costs low and making labour-intensive products have brought it safety and growth.