Sentence examples for existing operations of from inspiring English sources

McConnaughy Stein, with 30 employees and billings estimated at more than $90 million from clients like A. T. Kearney and Walgreen, will be absorbed into the existing operations of Euro RSCG Tatham, and run, at least for now, under that name.

Originally, "R-curve" indicates how the existing operation of utility system of the total site may be improved without any capital investments.

The cylindrical surface spectrum can better reflect the existing operation of the digital signal processing such as demodulation and filtering more simply.

It is prudent to include this potential of existing operations for continued improvement in expansion plans and other longer term forecasts.

Alternatively, existing operations for the removal of lipid and casein could be re-designed so as to maximise product yields.

Generating new revenue from byproducts of data — and also existing products and services — is an example of what we call an "edge opportunity". Our research into companies in 62 industries shows that top performers consistently expand businesses that are on the periphery of their existing operations, taking advantage of capabilities or resources they already have.

For the first time last year, the International Energy Agency's World Energy Outlook included a section on water, and warned that water constraints "can challenge the reliability of existing operations and the viability of proposed projects".

Cingular, in contrast, can cut costs by merging its existing operations with those of AT&T Wireless, since it is already operating in the American market.

Under Canada's program, mill owners must use the payments they receive within three years to improve the "energy efficiency or environmental performance" of existing operations.

This requires decisions as to the expansion of existing operations and, in manufacturing, to the development of new product lines.

Wall Street, skeptical of the benefits of many bank mergers, wants to see growth through improvement of existing operations.