Sentence examples for ever operating from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the relay characteristic will become either too sensitive, allowing inappropriate operation, or insensitive, preventing the relay from ever operating.

This will give the firm its first ever operating loss, of perhaps €1.6 billion for 2011.

Canal houses were so in demand that the chances of any ever operating as a hotel were slim.

By 2004 he had, despite a few years of sinking advertising revenue, delivered the firm's highest ever operating profit, of €336m.

The Royal Albert Hall yesterday revealed a record performance in 2013 with its highest ever operating income of £18.6 million, a 10.4 per cent rise.

Nintendo reported Thursday its first ever operating loss, with a deficit of ¥37.3 billion, or $460 million, for the financial year that ended March 31, slightly better than a consensus forecast of a ¥41.4 billion loss.

It's also questionable whether Apple can ever operate entirely off the grid.

"No bank would ever operate a branch that consumers walked into without having a security guard.

Mr. Milliken resisted, and no union has ever operated in his American plants.

The Astute-class are the largest, most advanced and most powerful attack submarines ever operated by the Royal Navy.

The idea that an iPad could malfunction will come as no surprise to anyone who has ever operated an iPad.