Sentence examples for future operating from inspiring English sources

On-demand vehicle service operators could, in fact, become the cable and internet providers of the future, operating platforms that work with a range of both individually, and fleet-operator owned vehicles.

Future operating budgets call for large cuts that have not been identified, while suburban legislators are eager to cut a payroll tax that helps finance the authority by more than $1.2 billion a year.

At the same time that Cooper Union decided not to try to sell the site, it borrowed $175 million, using the Chrysler site as collateral, to build a new engineering and art building and "to meet future operating deficits," as the school acknowledged in court papers seeking permission for the loan.

Although no new issue of the magazine is expected -- the final copy was published last week, three and a half years after the first issue -- the magazine's Web site, www.thestandard.com, is expected to continue in the immediate future, operating with a skeleton crew of journalists and technicians.

We find higher IRQ is (not) associated with higher realized future operating cash flows (greater analyst target price forecast accuracy), and find higher IRQ is associated with higher investment efficiency.

Pre-programming complex robotic systems to operate in unstructured environments is extremely difficult because of the programmer's inability to predict future operating conditions in the face of unforeseen environmental conditions, mechanical wear of parts, etc.

They will not, in the foreseeable future, operate on a scale that can foster a rapid transition away from fossil fuels or provide energy services to billions of new consumers.

As billions of people rise up out of poverty to become consumers, the question presents itself  —  how will the new economies of the future operate?

But keep looking towards that future, because operating so ambitiously online is a cash drain, not a cash cow, for the moment.

The trainees are fearful of the implications of workers on this and future sites operating machinery they have not been trained for.

In the future, even operating systems as we know them may be dinosaurs.