Sentence examples for be operating with from inspiring English sources

Jones, like Stuart Lancaster before him, will be operating with a self-imposed straight jacket.

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) also cautioned that the city's streetcars would be operating with delays.

Overall, the economy is likely to be operating with a degree of spare capacity for some time yet.

While OVOW claims to be operating with the "authorisation" of Apple Corps, it's not clear how much the Beatles' stakeholders have committed to – or invested in – the film.

But regional theatre, suffering the double whammy of local authority and central government cuts, once more seems to be operating with its back to the wall.

However, despite the 15% reduction in numbers, the government had expected the civil service to be operating with even fewer staff by now, a stark illustration of how difficult any further cuts are likely to be.

The Gripper is a kitchen timer that can be operated with one hand.

During the slack hours, the buses will be operated with just a driver in charge.

It fits comfortably in one hand and can be operated with one thumb.

It can be operated with a single waveguide.

This level can be operated with minimal training.