Sentence examples for around their operations from inspiring English sources

Largely seen as bloated and incapable of competing with nimbler foreign competitors as recently as last year, automakers like G.M. and Ford have turned around their operations by wringing greater efficiency and lower costs out of their work forces and operations.

The transaction comes as other casual dining chains struggle to turn around their operations under private equity ownership.

A document, entitled Offshore Drilling: Potential Benefits and Risks, suggested that offshore rigs act as a form of artificial reef and as a result can actually increase marine life around their operations "fiftyfold".

The ratings agency Standard & Poor's has already warned that this could lead to an increase in the costs for consumers, as banks try to pass on the expenses associated with both restructuring and the restrictions on moving resources around their operations.

The desire to view this situation for myself led me to accept an invitation in late 2013 from a Newcastle housing association, Isos, to be their "writer in residence", with an open brief to poke around their operations and publish a book on what I saw.

So when factory farms spread the millions of gallons of putrid toxic feces held in their open-air lagoons on to the land around their operations, and it leaches into the soils and water networks, the antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the feces can pass on their resistance to other bacteria species in the wider environment.

GM and Ford have borrowed heavily to fund their pension and health care liabilities and to turn around their ailing North American operations.

"Corporations that once were looking at campuses are now interested in spreading their operations around," he said.

One client that we are working with had issues around their logistics operations.

The conclusion to the case was only the tip of an iceberg, demonstrating the role of the "legal" banking sector in swilling hundreds of billions of dollars – the blood money from the murderous drug trade in Mexico and other places in the world – around their global operations, now bailed out by the taxpayer.

In November Carolina Herrera, a clothing brand, announced it would also close its shop due to the difficulty of getting products into the country.Of the companies that have stuck around, many have scaled back their operations.