Sentence examples for enlarged operation from inspiring English sources

Expansion would have required adding new artists to the roster and about 30 additional employees to manage the enlarged operation.

Fox said that the enlarged operation will have a combined 120 million monthly browsers.

This was, until a complex restructuring deal last year, an enlarged operation encompassing the mining operations of UK Coal as well as these property interests.

A Morgan source said that very few, if any brokers will lose their jobs as the enlarged operation will need as many salesmen as possible to take on the recently merged operations of Merrill Lynch and Bank of America, which between them employ 16,000.

And to hold that while a single election officer is now immune from prosecution, two or more can be indicted under § 5508, gives an enlarged operation to the theory that an act, not in itself criminal, may be punished if committed by more than one.

Four years ago, Levene enlarged his operation to L.A., and he has just begun one-on-one image-therapy consultation here.

Then, during the War of 1812, he enlarged his operation to a small fleet, with which he supplied government outposts around the city.

Visiting Roosevelt again in the latter part of June 1942, Churchill at Hyde Park, New York, and in Washington, D.C., pressed for a revised and enlarged joint operation in North Africa before the end of the year, instead of a buildup for the invasion of France; but the U.S. Joint Chiefs resolutely upheld the latter plan.

During World War II, which it covered with great accomplishment, it enlarged its operations with a fortnightly international edition, and in 1952 a Spanish-language edition was added for Latin America, Life en Español.

But over the years, the handful of major players in the guidebook business — a group that includes The Princeton Review, Fiske, Peterson's and especially the rankings-granddaddy, U.S. News & World Report — have enlarged their operations without really adapting them to the habits of a generation whose first, and often only, source for information is the Internet.

"Because we will be able to open Kerem Shalom more days a week and it won't be under the same threat, we will be able to dramatically enlarge the operation," said Maj. Guy Inbar, an Israeli military spokesman.