Sentence examples for because it is operating from inspiring English sources

I call the Fed a hedge fund because it is operating like one, leveraging its balance sheet to earn huge profits.

The media cannot fully report these abominable events because it is operating in a climate of fear.

Because it is operating solely on the secondary market, the life cycle for the new investment vehicle will be five to six years rather than 10 to 12 years for a typical venture fund, according to Carmel.

Using a dubious scheme devised by the super PAC and Clinton's campaign lawyer, Correct the Record is openly and explicitly coordinating its activities with the Clinton campaign, claiming the right to do so because it is operating online.

Thus the function of numit rps13 has been modified after gene duplication, and one could argue that numit rps13 has gained a new function because it is operating in a new cellular context (the mitochondrial ribosome instead of the chloroplast ribosome).

Because it is operated by a school district--the largest in the country--New York City's program can guarantee a job for all participants, as it did for 1700 participants in last year's June program.

Using a soda concentration of 17.5% at 195 °C for 30 min, it is possible to reduce the working capital (cost of chemical) and the capital investment, because it is operated with smaller values of the soda concentration and cooking time that maximum considered (20% of soda concentration and 90 min).

A fourth Hanjin ship received approval to dock at the port of Los Angeles, because it is operated by another company, Louttit said.

Because it is operated by the Stagecoach Group, the ticketing system for the Supertram is integrated with Stagecoach buses in Sheffield, meaning passengers can switch between the two modes of transport without having to buy a separate ticket.

Officials in Baghdad condemned the rebel group, known as the Kurdistan Workers Party, but could do little to stop it because it was operating out of the Kurdish north, largely independent from the central government.

In a second case, New Process Steel v. National Labor Relations Board, No. 08-1457, the court called into question about 600 decisions issued by the labor board over 27 months starting at the beginning of 2008 because it was operating with only two of five members as three vacancies went unfilled.