Sentence examples for burden of operating from inspiring English sources

Separate drug-approval processes in Europe and America add to the burden of operating across the Atlantic, for example.

The burden of operating two incompatible wireless networks has weighed heavily on Sprint since the 2005 acquisition of Nextel Communications, widely hailed as one of the most disastrous deals in the telecommunications industry.

After 1892, with the burden of operating trains on two gauges removed, the company turned its attention to constructing new lines and upgrading old ones to shorten the company's previously circuitous routes.

As a for-profit company Mr. Pendleton and Ms. Quinn shoulder the burden of operating expenses — currently, between $2 million and $3 million a year — without federal money, grants or tax-deductible contributions.

In addition, there was no evidence of significant effect of uncompensated care burden on operating expenditure and its time interactions did not reveal any statistically significant time trend.

The boom in crude oil prices, which has also added to the cost of raw materials and capital expenditure, can be a burden on operating costs.

This problem represents a heavy burden for the Italian railroads in terms of operating disruption and expense for the restoration of the damaged bridges.

This, in combination with the trend of operating on patients less than 65 years, may result in an increased revision burden.

Debt burden the debt service as a percentage of operating revenues becomes, well, burdensome if it begins to exceed 4%.

The potential payoff is a surge in visitors and visibility, but there is also the burden of higher operating expenses and the pressure to draw big crowds.

This arrangement removed the financial burden of maintaining and operating the facility from the City of Detroit and placed it upon the non-profit.