Sentence examples for made operations from inspiring English sources
Keeping all of these functions under one roof lowered transaction costs and made operations more efficient.
At the factory level, business level, and micro-economic level, the manager made operations more "efficient".
Drilling multiple wells from a single pad, up to six at a time, has made operations cheaper.
March Rob Andrew, who had been elite rugby director, is made operations director, and Steve Grainger development director.
The spacecraft had also suffered thruster leaks and battery and equipment failures that made operations exceptionally challenging.
In the case of Shoes4You, costs like legal and tax matters along with underdeveloped e-commerce logistics made operations difficult, Olivier Grinda, the company's founder and Fabrice Grinda's brother, told DealBook.
The identification of German missile sites by the PRU made Operation Crossbow possible in 1944.
However, the manoeuvre made operation of both lines more difficult, and the practice was abandoned after the initial trial period.
Former Army commanders have warned the shortfall in men would make operations more dangerous.
A new bribery law currently going through Parliament will make operations like Birchwood possible in the UK.
The American Petroleum Institute and industry task forces have identified specific measures to make operations safer and more environmentally responsible.
