Sentence examples for make operational sense from inspiring English sources

"It would make operational sense".

Even if it would have made operational sense to have the Navy captain command the expedition, the rigors of seniority prevented it.

And quite apart from whether EBX's conglomerate structure makes operational sense, it certainly helps to get value out of such investments.

"A relatively small sum" to maintain the library at its Aldgate site would have been in the region of £500,000 a year; it makes operational sense for libraries to keep all their staff and collections under one roof – as the British Library, which now houses collections as disparate as the Sound Archive and the India Office Library, has demonstrated.

"I don't think it makes operational sense to have that sort of building in that location," he added.

If you're deeply involved in an operation if you're tracking a Chinese submarine, if you're on missile defense station versus North Korea, you'll do your operational pause when it makes operational sense.

Despite the political antipathy, carbon taxes levied at the primary energy-source level make more operational sense.

HP sees the two business groups -- IPG sells printers both to consumers and businesses, and PSG sells PCs to consumers and businesses -- as making more operational sense combined than apart, the source said.

It makes no operational sense to attack random computers, which would increase the likeliness of discovery and compromise the operation.

However, only one squadron was made operational.

The appeals process should be made operational.