Sentence examples for keeping operating from inspiring English sources

At Renault he has "committed" to increasing sales and doubling its operating margin to 6% by 2009; at Nissan, he has committed (a favourite word) to keeping operating margins in the industry's first division, and reaching the 4.2m sales target in 2010.

Its trick is to extract better returns by rationalising production and processing, and keeping operating costs and overheads down.

Kluge made a profit by keeping operating expenses low and by broadcasting old TV sitcoms and B movies.

Newer treatment regimens for age-related macular degeneration have significantly affected traditional and non-traditional retinal services across all types of practice settings around the country as they seek to find a balance among delivering best patient care, keeping operating costs under control, and maintaining profitability.

Keeping turning a profit and growing sales while keeping operating costs down is HTC's difficult 2015 balancing act.

Like other on-demand startups, however, Miso has to balance its growth plans with keeping operating costs sustainable while making sure contractors get enough bookings to stick with the platform.

Dr. Friedman said she and several other people involved with the company were meeting this month in Grenada to develop a plan for keeping it operating.

This requires a reliable supply of low-cost iron with a uniform chemical composition, which is attainable only by keeping the operating condition of a blast furnace as constant as possible; this in turn requires a consistent iron consumer.

Mr. Bernanke said that regulators needed to better monitor the financial stability and compensation policies of such companies, and that the government should develop procedures for "safely winding down a systemically important firm rather than keeping it operating".

"We're the best in this area as far as (keeping circuits operating)," Thomas said.

The agency's approach involves taking over the parent company of a big bank, imposing losses on shareholders and parent-company creditors, and keeping the operating subsidiaries alive.