Sentence examples similar to Out of older operations from inspiring English sources
The new resorts will, in all probability, drive some of the older operations out of business; even such a venerable establishment as Caesar's Palace is now thought to be at risk.
"The store is definitely one of our older operations.
Our study shows that older operation age, type of anesthesia, type of operation position, and type of surgery are also associated with the development of pressure ulcers.
Afghanistan is its first major "out of area" operation.
John Giles, chief executive of Central Maine and Quebec Railway, which purchased the assets of Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Canada, said better safety practices had been put in place including the elimination of one-man crews, the hiring of a senior superintendent for Canadian operations, the swapping out of old locomotives.
Miller jumped right in, starting an operation with her neighbor that created and distributed reusable shopping bags out of old clothing.
Take old wick out of old jar.
Productivity means we've wrung cost out of our operations.
"The new grows out of the old, repeats the old, embraces, reimagines, and extends the old.
I am sending old Rodman out on an operation of his own, which pleases him and gives them an idea that they are really taking part in the war.
