Sentence examples for a string of operators from inspiring English sources

They were just the latest in a string of operators denying media requests to help them obtain pictures and footage and report on what scientists say is the worst bleaching event in the reef's history, according to dive operator, Tony Fontes.

BP is the just the latest in a string of North Sea operators to announce job losses.

BP is the latest in a string of North Sea operators to announce job losses, with ConocoPhillips announcing last month it was cutting 230 jobs, while Shell cut 250 jobs last August, and Chevron lost 225 in July.

A waxy-looking Bruce Willis steps in as an FBI agent investigating a string of nasty murders, all of "operators" zapped by some mystery weapon rather obviously connected to the sinister corporation that ­manufactures the robots in the first place.

TiVo, for one, has announced a string of partnerships with cable operators to make its digital video recorder available to their customers.

But if completed, a deal between Dish and T-Mobile would be the latest in a string of mergers combining television operators with cable and Internet service providers.

The GA generates a string of solutions using genetics-like operators such as selection, crossover and mutation.

A query is composed of a string of keywords, interspersed with Boolean operators.

Whereas he tends to pursue his aims in the manner of someone single-handedly performing the last act of Macbeth, she is altogether more measured and open: a reassuringly human operator, with a string of celebrated media appearances – not least on BBC1's Question Time – to her name, as well as a few creditable political successes.

Indeed, it is not just the winner that wins here – for a very modest outlay holiday companies are boosting their social media presence, and there have been a string of such opportunities offered by savvy travel operators.

Many will want to forget April 24th, a black Tuesday that saw a string of announcements typifying the problems faced by operators and manufacturers alike: In Japan, NTT DoCoMo, the wireless arm of NTT, postponed the commercial launch of its third-generation (3G) mobile network from next month until October.