Sentence examples for hands-on operation from inspiring English sources

One perk of being the chief executive of a hands-on operation is getting to do soul work.

But Das Möbel is still a relatively small, hands-on operation: all furniture can be made to a client's specifications.

But a No 10 spokesman said yesterday that it would still be a "hands-on" operation, implying that the prime minister might well block any move for a further investigation.

Le Patin Libre is a hands-on operation: the members each have their own administrative duties and – along with a sixth member, the sound and light operator David Babin – they transform the venues into theatres themselves.

They also have work spaces where founders from the portfolio companies can interact on a daily basis and get direct feedback from the Work-Bench principals, who run a truly hands-on operation.

"She would say, 'This is a hands-on operation.

Prodrone, a Japanese company in the business of "revolutionary drones for professionals", has unveiled its PD6B-AW-ARM model with custom-developed robotic arms for completing "hands-on" operations.

Of late, the roles have somewhat reversed: Lo is the hands-on operations boss, while Liu has become the spokesman for a cycling lifestyle.

Cavalry is a "hands-on, operations driven and laser-focused on enabling early stage entrepreneurs who have the ambition to transform important markets to build the next big thing".

Out of those surveyed, a total of 80percentt of knowledge workers (workers that do not rely on hands-on operations to conduct work) reported that there is actual benefit to working remotely.

If a new shield is used for each new TBM the operations for connection of interface I between the TBM and shield can be done outside of the ITER hot cell as hands on operation.