Sentence examples for harm operations from inspiring English sources

In a statement, BP cautioned that the management turmoil might harm operations and perhaps oil output.

Like Mr. Downie and other news executives, Mr. McIntyre said that his organization had not disclosed information that could harm operations or risk lives.

The State Department warned him in writing on November 27th that the leaks would harm military operations.

Aramco said damage was limited to office computers and did not affect systems software that might harm technical operations.

… I cannot get wound up about it … If the security services insist something is contrary to the public interest, and might harm their operations, who am I (despite my grounding from Watergate onwards) to disbelieve them?" The German Bundestag in Berlin.

Corporations that operate in high impact industries, such as mining, agriculture and pharmaceuticals, are expected to take steps to mitigate the harm their operations cause to society and the environment.

In [5], the term "performance fault" is introduced to describe performance anomalies that can harm the operation of HPC applications as much as failures.

The main external causes dealt with in ICD-10 (chapter XX) are accidents (transport accidents and other external causes of accidental injury such as falls), intentional self-harm, assault, operations of war and complications stemming from medical and surgical care.

Muhith said Yunus's removal would not harm Grameen operation.

There are no indications that customers were harmed or operations impaired.

Several details of the covert effort have been omitted from this account, at the request of senior United States intelligence and administration officials, to avoid harming continuing operations.