Examples of using Man-hours in English and their translations into Finnish
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Probably 36 man-hours.
That's 12 man-hours lost every day we work.
It's a million man-hours.
Of man-hours lost to the nation.
We gave you 600 man-hours.
Man-hours… fifty-one of the 59 FBI field officers were involved.
That's a shitload of man-hours.
It's almost 5 million man-hours, or if you prefer, 566.6 years.
All I have got is 300 wasted man-hours.
That's a shitload of man-hours. We're talking about counsel for four.
Did you know how many man-hours.
Man-hours to get this close to the Dutchman, and you blow up my evidence.
We have already spent 1,800 man-hours on this case.
By limiting the number of man-hours lost, prevention also helps to increase the productivity and employability of workers, two indicators which are in keeping with the Lisbon process.
And an additional full-time officer. Additional man-hours.
A huge number of theological man-hours have been spent debating the question.
Is composed of intricate carvings… I think 2,000 man-hours.
Last night alone cost us 84 man-hours because none of you worked at all!
We're talking here thousands of dollars, hundreds of man-hours.
This case has taken 98,000 man-hours We're a go. In the last 16 months, in four different countries.
After all, they spend more time in total not counting the man-hours in the kitchen every housewife.
We spent thousands of dollars of taxpayers' money to hire you; countless man-hours profiling and interviewing and testing 100 and some-odd citizens, so we could pick the perfect jury… hoping against hope that we could send this piece of human smegma to get a lethal injection.
In the last 16 months,this case has taken 98,000 man-hours in four different countries.
In the case of manual fabrication of crop patterns in the field is a highly accurate( accuracy bricklayer or higher), complex and sophisticated activity, which in the case of very complex shapes, numbering several hundred parts required, including preparation and at least basic training sequence andsequentiality of individual actions up to several thousands man-hours that could be expressed as, say, 20 times a few thousand man-euros or man-dollars.
And you blow up my evidence. Ten thousand man-hours to get this close to the Dutchman.
Some 1,500 persons were interviewed… 1,800 leads were followed, 333 agents were involved… 14,000 man-hours… fifty-one of the 59 FBI field officers were involved.
And they would spend less time having their stomachs pumped- it would reduce the number of man-hours lost to the nation- when buying its sweeties, I'm sorry. If only the general public would take more care- and sitting around in public lavatories.
It will thereby increase productivity(value added/man-hour) and should increase revenues and allow for higher profit margins.