Sentence examples for get to operating from inspiring English sources

The fact that Amazon has to lay off 1,300, or 15% of its employees, shutter one of its distribution centers and the Seattle customer-service operation, in order to try to get to operating profits, which of course are not the same as actual profits, is a frank admission that the basic premise behind Amazon isn't working.

"But if they can't get to operating profitability, they're going to have to raise more capital, which will be tough, and there's a real possibility that they'll be squeezed by vendors who fear Amazon's ability to pay up".

A bank normally doesn't get to operate with negative capital.

First of all, on a conceptual level, how does an economy get to operate far above capacity?

"I get to operate my business every day as a small-business owner, but if an issue arises, they've got a vested interest in my success," Mr. Eleuteri said of his partners.

Oregon State University, Corvallis, has a contract with NSF to manage construction of the new ships, and would get to operate the first one.

Tough to call it work when you get to operate this way.

You don't get to operate an unsafe taxi driven by an alcoholic just because it's ordered over the Internet.

There was no opportunity to have a regulatory body and so all of these smaller leagues get to operate with complete autonomy.

I've got to operate every day.

It is a difficult time but the club has got to operate.