Sentence examples for come to operate from inspiring English sources
Television has come to operate in an entirely different way.
Ijmāʿ also has come to operate as a principle of toleration of different traditions within Islam.
But the Red Cross is also a blood business, which after a history of indebtedness and regulatory troubles has come to operate like a centralized corporation.
Once this fear is promoted enough, it takes on a life of its own, and it has now come to operate on every scale from nation states down to interpersonal relationships.
On the whole, companies that answer burning problems will quickly come to operate with high margins and start to generate cash-the mother's milk of all prosperity and the lubricant of growth.
Federal and state governments fund roads with gas taxes that feel far removed from a direct user fee (and that have come to operate like less and less of one in an era of fuel efficiency).
At the same time, the almost industrial way the studio came to operate sowed the seeds of the decline in Jacopo's standing.
As a matter of fact, today only one out of every four dollars that comes to operate the city comes from city residents.
In addition to running a constant round of revivals, the church came to operate two radio stations (in Denver and in New Jersey), establish seven schools, including Alma White College (founded 1921) in Zarephath, and carry on a large religious publishing program.
