Sentence examples for improving existing operations from inspiring English sources

Adaptation measures will also vary for planning new infrastructure versus improving existing operations.

Meantime, Jimmy's focus on improving existing operations is paying off.

The value claimed is based only on improving existing operations.

This is not only to use on running, investing and improving existing operations, but to subsidise marketing and business development in a category where — both for users and the contractors the startups need to make their businesses work — there may be little in the way of brand loyalty.

High-risk experiments are those that push the frontiers of steel making; more traditional experiments aim to modify or improve existing operations that remain imperfectly understood.

In contrast, the early majority wants to improve existing operations while minimizing disruption to their old ways.

The low-level granular data captured by these technologies can be consumed by analytics and modelling applications to enable manufacturers to develop a better understanding of their activities and processes to derive insights that can improve existing operations.

Camouflagers are executives who wrap themselves and their companies in the jargon of sustainability but fail to take decisive action or launch initiatives that would fundamentally alter their strategic path.They take on the "protective coloration" of sustainability by investing in incremental initiatives that continuously improve existing operations and strategies.

With neither South Stream nor Nabucco beginning operations anytime soon, some experts say the real danger for Europe may be continuing to focus on new pipelines rather than improving existing routes.

Instead, we should be thinking critically about how technology can continue to improve our existing operations.

So to a certain extent, the Kauffman grant will just be used to fund and improve the existing operations — for one thing, founder and senior managing director Cameron Teitelman can finally start taking a regular paycheck.