Sentence examples for has made operating from inspiring English sources

It has made operating profits for the past three quarters, and generates almost exactly as much revenue as its handset business.

TC: Is it fair to say that the marketing noise around Tech City has made operating a UK-based accelerator outside London more difficult — in terms of competing with other UK accelerators (the bulk of which are London-based now)?

The company has made operating losses totalling €4.1bn in the past nine quarters.

"The company has made operating losses to date, but the directors believe that the company will trade profitably in 2013 and will not require additional funding," said auditors Deloitte.

A more expensive labor market, compounded by the relative weakness of the dollar, has made operating within the U.S. an increasingly attractive option for foreign companies.

In addition, global terrorism has made operating securely in some countries, like Iraq, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Sudan, excessively complex and costly.

But, he said, "inadequate government reimbursements have made operating a number of our Medicare H.M.O.'s no longer viable".

beneficiaries in Ohio on Jan . 1 having concluded that "inadequate government reimbursements have made operating a number of our Medicare H.M.O.'s no longer viable".

Wackenhut said that it had made "extensive improvements" at Jena as a result of the criticism but that a series of lawsuits over conditions at Jena and other juvenile prisons in Louisiana had made operating Jena very difficult.

On Friday July 30th Anglo American said it had made operating profits of $4.1 billion in the six months to the end of June, up from $1.9 billion in the previous year (when net profits were flattered by the profitable sale of shares in a gold miner).

(These aren't data-driven facts, but rather observations I've made operating in iOS and concurrently being on the investing side evaluating them).