Sentence examples for many more operations from inspiring English sources

International experts vouch that the care is good, not least because Aravind's doctors perform so many more operations than they would in the West that they become expert.

When he made a surgical discovery, he would take six or seven years to write it up — correcting it and doing many more operations to make sure that he was right.

When he made a surgical discovery, he would take six or seven years to write it up correcting it and doing many more operations to make sure that he was right.

But details of the UK-Libya rendition operation would not have emerged had the Gaddafi regime not collapsed in such a disorderly way, raising concerns the UK government may have been involved in many more operations that remain hidden.

Other than inter-lane communication of information during each phase, only a few operations are required per row in the parity-check phase, whereas many more operations are required in the message-passing phase.

How many more operations will Ms. Jackson undergo to continue her pursuit of beauty and youthfulness?

Many of the wounded, like Ms Andretto, many face more operations in the future.

Train lengths in North America have traditionally been much longer than in Europe reflecting the geographical context and the nature of the operations (largely unscheduled with freight awaiting a justification point for an operation to be undertaken) although there has been a recent move towards many more scheduled operations.

Labor unions and other critics of NAFTA say that pact pushed many more domestic manufacturing operations to Mexico and resulted in the loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs.

The Department of Health told the Sunday Times the figures show "the proportion of cancelled operations remains remarkably stable over many years", adding that more operations are being carried out amid an ageing population.

"There will be many more for increasing military operations than against, because the feeling is that you can't give in to blackmail, you can't give into provocation by other side, you need to independently continue your policy, even if this leads to a worsening of the situation in the short term," Grazhdankin said.