Sentence examples for a collection of operating from inspiring English sources

"You have a collection of operating businesses that are all poised to do very well," Mr. Lyon said, "and they're selling at a very low multiple" of 10 times 2001 earnings.

In the last 15 years, the open-source software world has produced a collection of operating systems, applications and tools that is often better than most of the commercial systems out there.

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The brain is an integrative complex system, rather than a collection of independently operating regions [Sporns, 2006; Stam and Reijneveld, 2007; van den Heuvel and Hulshoff Pol, 2010].

A societal sector is defined by "(1) a collection of organizations operating in the same domain, as identified by the similarity of their services, products or functions, (2) together with those organizations that critically influence the performance of the focal organizations: for example, major suppliers and customers, owners and regulators, funding sources and competitors".

This could indicate whether the firm is seen as a truly integrated entity or as essentially made up of a collection of different firms operating under a common brand.

By 2010 he had established a collection of corporations that operated under the rubric of his EBX Group.

Leigh Alexander, Jenn Frank, Zoe Quinn, Brianna Wu -- these are just a few of the writers, creators, developers and critics who have been harassed by a collection of individuals who operate under a hashtag I hate to even mention, because to invoke its name is to summon the worst of their ilk.

Wanaka is the home of the New Zealand Fighter Pilots Museum and one of the largest collections of operating World War II aircraft in the Southern Hemisphere.

In an attempt to counteract the expansion of Iranian influence, Damascus increased material and moral support for a collection of radical Palestinian organizations operating in southern and eastern Lebanon.

At the University of Toronto, Raisa B. Deber, a professor in the department of health policy, management and evaluation, said that Canada's system was not a true national health service -- like Britain's -- but rather a collection of provincial health systems operating under the guidelines of the 1984 Canada Health Act.