Sentence examples for greatest operations from inspiring English sources

The two greatest operations of the internet are filtering and sharing: the ability to dig down through layers and layers of material, incomprehensibly large buckets of it, to find the strange nuggets therein, and then to take that shiny thing, package it up, redistribute it, comment and reflect upon it.

Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson were behind one of the greatest operations in history - the launch of astronaut John Glenn into orbit in 1961 - all while working in a male dominated and segregated environment.

She called it "the greatest operation of political camouflage in Spain's recent history".

Data indicate that the inverter is the element of the photovoltaic plant that has the highest number of service calls and the greatest operation and maintenance cost burden.

More recently, historian Mark Llewellyn Evans judged the results of Operation Goodwood to have been "pathetic", and Mark Bishop concluded that "the Fleet Air Arm's greatest operation of the war... ended in failure".

"We're giving Jeff a lot more responsibility," Mr. Dusenberry said, because "he has established himself as one of the great operations guys in terms of administrative abilities".

"There is a great opportunity here because there are so many old-line companies that will be reinvented on the Internet and so many great operations people," said Mr. Dell, who is the younger brother of the computer mogul Michael S. Dell.

"If you have great employees, and if you have great operations that take advantage of them, then you can use your employees to reduce your cost and improve your service and sales".

"That is a really great operation they have," she said.

'It's a great operation!' he says admiringly of the fish-and-chip franchise.

It was a highly charged situation, and in months, he turned the fire marshals into a great operation".