Sentence examples for having operational problems from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the introduction of breakfast, besides having operational problems, coincided with an overall slowdown in fast-food sales throughout the industry.

The plant has had operational problems.

After solving their balance sheet problems, many companies find they have operational problems, too.

Athletes have complained that a luge and bobsled facility that opened outside Moscow in 2008 still has operational problems.

The Hawaii exchange, which just hired its third director, still has operational problems and is struggling more than most to stay afloat financially.

She inherited a business that had operational problems – deteriorating punctuality, declining customer satisfaction and staff morale – and has managed to restore order, with a hard-headed emphasis on return on capital, something the City has warmed to".

"In today's economy, more often than not, the company that is in distressed condition has operational problems," said Harvey Miller, a partner at Weil, Gotshal & Manges,in New York, a large law firm with a well-established bankruptcy practice.

Data centers have been divided based on the destination available; each data center has been modeled for addressing specific business requirement and has operational problems and issues for various reasons: Data centers related to Corporate house.

MDOT determined in the early part of the 21st century that the swing bridge had "operational problems".

Mr. Icahn often invests in biotechnology or in companies with long track records that have had operational or business problems.

Joseph et al. (1997) have reported that transporting heavy oil as a core annular flow pattern has some operational problems especially if a start-up is required.