1. Animation is one of the most labor-intensive art forms.

2. Labor-intensive prod-ucts were made in poor countries; capital-intensive products were made in rich countries.

3. Dairy production is much less labor-intensive than the production of cereals and tubers which it replaced.

4. We still depend on the labor-intensive industry, while they depend on the knowledge and capital intensive industry.

5. The vaccine's labor-intensive production—Sanaria staff members can pick apart about 100 mosquitoes an hour—could pose another obstacle.

6. To labor-intensive form profession's and so on spinning and weaving, clothing, light industry partial product exports give the essential support.

7. The parts are very labor-intensive which makes them very expensive.

8. We are never going to get those labor-intensive assembly jobs back from China — the wage differentials are far too great, no matter how much China revalues its currency.

9. Modularization of repetitive actions is labor-intensive and error-prone and typically requires learning a new programming language.

10. Marriage is labor-intensive, but we seldom give our spouses the rewarding experiences we give our best customers.

11. More labor-intensive factories will close or move inland where cheaper land and labor often compensate for less developed supply chains and higher transport costs.

12. More labor-intensive urban growth would help reducing surplus labor in agriculture as well, thus raising rural per capita income and therefore the capacity to consume on the countryside.

13. Such a shift would result in more labor-intensive growth, with more urban job creation as well as more upward pressure on wages from the higher demand for labor.

14. State minimum wage increase opponents contend that it unfairly disadvantages small businesses and has an adverse competitive impact on many labor-intensive industries.

15. One approach to the hypertext-to-text coherence problem is a labor-intensive one and treats the hypertext form as a rough draft.

16. We increased export rebate rates for textiles, garments and other labor-intensive products, as well as high value added products with high technology content four times.

17. After the entry into WTO, with the decreasing of trade interference measurements, we have the labor-intensive industrial concentration trend in industry pattern adjustment.

18. A stronger yuan would spell the end for many Chinese exporters in labor-intensive sectors such as garments and furniture, a semi-official trade group said.

18. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

19. But the decomposition (or shredding) process often involves complex, labor-intensive mappings that are difficult to evolve as XML messaging formats change over time.

20. However, research and development for such a device could be a costly, labor-intensive process.

21. You could unplug the Ethernet cable from your computer and then run your test, but it's a lot less labor-intensive to write a mock object that simulates a network failure.

22. And in that sense when that comes arond and they are moving to labor-intensive manufactured exports, there will be competition.

23. Beijing has been promoting the migration of manufacturing jobs to inland provinces in order to bring labor-intensive manufacturing activities to areas where the supply of cheap labor remains abundant.

24. It took longer to write, but once it was done they had a platform that facilitated tasks that were more labor-intensive for their competitors.

25. Early in the industrialization of Japan, paid great attention to save the capital, take advantage of labor-abundant advantages, the development of labor-intensive industries.

26. The result has been devastating for thousands of small, labor-intensive Chinese producers without the technological capacity to improve productivity or the ability to weather the changes.

27. If this is the case, we should expect to see a shift in China from labor-intensive growth to capital-intensive growth as the former get squeezed out and the latter profit.

28. The beams for the Texas bridge, for example, were custom designed and built using a labor-intensive method.

29. Chinese reports say the country's vast pool of cheap labor is getting smaller, which could hurt an economy that is heavily dependent on labor-intensive manufacturing.

30. But Ms. M?ller-Scheu said it was likely that most of the labor-intensive work of reassembling coins was done in China.

31. The chief benefit of not growing the opium poppy, which is a highly labor-intensive crop, is the security of not having to deal with corrupt and violent organizations, he said.