Sentence examples for in addition to operating from inspiring English sources
Blue Star, which is privately held, claims to be the biggest broker of private jet flights, in addition to operating jets that are fractionally owned.
In addition to operating the political club, prosecutors have said, Mr. Seabrook controlled nonprofit groups in the Bronx that received City Council financing.
Re "In a World of Throwaways, Making a Dent in Medical Waste" (July 6): In addition to operating rooms, radiology departments are heavy producers of medical waste.
In addition to operating Web sites, SBC also intends to begin allowing corporate customers to use SBC's network and the new Dallas center to run Microsoft's Exchange software, which allows people in far-flung locations to collaborate electronically.
In addition to operating his laboratories, which take the stamps of worried collectors and subject them to microscopic, ultraviolet-ray, and other severe tests to determine whether they are authentic, he buys and sells stamps.
The National People's Congress took steps last month to dismantle the ministry, which previously had a broad range of administrative and even police functions in addition to operating trains.
In addition to operated cameras each band member had an individual camera which was attached to the side of their masks, apart from Mick Thomson whose camera was attached to the headstock of his guitar.
This included NOK 1.3 million in state operating subsidies to the airport, in addition to an operating deficit of NOK 1 million covered by the municipality.
In addition to companies operating in the human health space, some Israelis are trying to conquer less saturated spaces within the health sector.
Host-specific general mechanisms can be determined in addition to mechanisms operating under specific conditions.
In addition to the operated tumor, in some cases large core needle biopsies were taken preoperatively at the radiologist department either when women came for screening or for diagnostic mammography due to palpable mass.
