Sentence examples for is operating very from inspiring English sources

"It's a process, so I can't tell you exactly what the outcome of it will be, but I think that everybody is operating very conscientiously and in good faith to find a solution to these challenges," said Stephen Corelli, the museum's incoming board president.

In this he is operating very much in line with his characters, whom we never once hear extolling the importance of what they're doing, or raising their voices or fists to those trying to tear their family apart.

It is operated very carefully because over pitch sound may harm brain tissues.

Heathrow, which is at the centre of controversy about expansion, has been operating very close to its stipulated limit for many years.

"We were operating very close to the bone," he added, "and all we needed were a couple of blips like that".

If you did a survey of independent bookstores, you'd find they've either been operating very long with a sweetheart deal or they own their building," she said.

"West Mercia and Warwickshire are operating very, very close to a single force," he said.

"We have been operating very successfully in Wrexham for more than 10 years and this expansion is an illustration of our commitment to Wrexham and the region.

It has been operating very successfully since collisions began in late 2009 and the performance is very consistent with the design goals.

Our results further show that only 4 (13%) out of 30 hospitals were operating at optimal plant size, though many others are operating very close to their optimal size (Table 6).

Through pilot testing of the Framework, the Mexico City call centre was found to be operating very effectively with regards to access, quality and efficiency, however insufficient data were collected to measure most equity indicators.