Sentence examples for have often operated with from inspiring English sources

The paramilitary groups, privately financed groups that human rights workers say have often operated with tacit support from elements of the military, have in recent weeks engaged the guerrillas for control of the lucrative business.

Congress added a 12th seat to the appeals court in 1984 although the court has often operated with fewer judges.

In the past, scientists have often operated alone.

Public schools in such communities have often operated as factories for failure.

As Gretchen Morgenson of The New York Times reminds us, Bear "has often operated in the gray areas of Wall Street and with an aggressive, brass-knuckles approach".

The beneficiary of this bailout, she said, has often operated in the gray areas of Wall Street and with an aggressive, brass-knuckles approach.

The beneficiary of this bailout, remember, has often operated in the gray areas of Wall Street and with an aggressive, brass-knuckles approach.

Some blame history: before independence in 1947, British companies often operated with a local managing agent who had his fingers in lots of pies.

Patients in the CON group were more often female (p < 0.05), more often operated with cemented prostheses (p < 0.01) and had a higher ASA score (p < 0.01).

There have been several deals in Britain's utility and infrastructure sector in recent years as international companies look to secure assets that have steady earnings and often operate with government mandates.

Dairy farm employees from rural Mexico or Guatemala have often never operated machinery before.