Sentence examples for considerable operations from inspiring English sources
The bank has considerable operations in the US and bought the core assets of bankrupt Lehman Brothers bank in 2008.
Novartis already has considerable operations in the United States so it can cut jobs from Aventis after a combination, she said.
"This is not just a matter of importing a few horse warmers, this was a considerable operation in terms of importing medicines," Chandler said.
Second, there are considerable operation deficits and a need for subsidised flights by using the public service obligation system (PSO).
A quick glance at Eq. (16) shows that its right-hand-side (RHS) still involves matrix operators A and B which incur considerable arithmetic operations and memory indexing, especially when one is solving the implicit update equations.
The team got a boost when a senior Airborne employee in Europe, who had considerable global operations experience and intimate knowledge of the technology needed for tracking and tracing systems, decided to resign.
One of the top-performing Dow names lately is Walt Disney, which has a large white-gloved hand in entertaining America, from its eponymous theme parks and the ABC and ESPN television networks, to its considerable film operations.
Not only are there tridiagonal systems that need to be solved, the right-hand-side (RHS) of each equations involve many update coefficients and field variables, which calls for considerable arithmetic operations and memory indexing.
The settlement concludes by discussing Wachovia's "considerable co-operation and remedial actions" since the prosecution was initiated, after the bank was bought by Wells Fargo.
The investigation has identified that at least $110m in drug proceeds were funnelled through the CDC accounts held at Wachovia". The settlement concludes by discussing Wachovia's "considerable co-operation and remedial actions" since the prosecution was initiated, after the bank was bought by Wells Fargo.
Yet, the relationship also witnessed considerable co-operation.
