Sentence examples for major operations a from inspiring English sources

Surgeons perform 200m major operations a year, a growing number of them in the developing world.

Maybe they could tell me how much take-home pay would be if one did, say, eight major operations a week?

The result has been an erosion of its major operations, a drop in its ratio of cash flow to debt from 32% in 1998 to 25% and a downgrading of its credit risk by Standard & Poor's from A- to BBB+.

When added to the business of what has become a major operation, a chunk of time -- too much, you can sense he thinks -- now goes into being Robert Rauschenberg, which is not the same thing as making Robert Rauschenbergs.

When my youngest brother came along, he was born with health problems that required major operations as a baby.

This may be explained by the technical difficulties and the extremely rarity of performing two major operations in a single patient at different times.

By the end of July 1945, the Imperial Japanese Navy was incapable of conducting major operations and an Allied invasion of Japan was imminent.

We hypothesized that large VT mechanical ventilation after major operations resulted in a lower incidence of post operative pneumonia.

So this summer, he had a major operation called a French-door laminoplasty, in which his surgeon, Dr. Ronald Moskovich at the N.Y.U.

However, traditional anterior debridement and reconstruction with or without posterior instrumentation are a major operation with a high rate of postoperative complications, especially in immunocompromised patients with many comorbid diseases or in the elderly.

Royal Dutch Shell, an Anglo-Dutch multinational, runs two major operations in Brunei as a joint venture with the Brunei government.