Sentence examples for means operating on from inspiring English sources

For some, that means operating on a higher plane of politics.

Those years without a trophy mean Wenger is operating on tight margins and a defeat here may have proved one step too far, even for those who still support than man who has done so much to embellish the British game in his near-18 years at Arsenal.

It means when operating on natural gas, we have greater anti-knock quality, so it can maintain the exhaust gas temperature lower, so it does not need to retard the spark to avoid knock.

The mean number of levels operated on was seven (range, four to 15).

"They have to understand what it means to operate on the ground in China".

This is basically what it means to operate on gut instinct (you should only operate on gut instinct).

The government let the public think that certain words mean one thing, while operating on the idea that they mean another.

It was meant to start operating on 20 February on route 38, between Victoria Station and Hackney.

Construction delays at two additional plants, however, mean South Africa is operating on a razor thin margin; economists judge that growth cannot exceed 3% until those plants come on line.

They are meant to operate on the poacher turned gamekeeper principle.

Lyons argues that land scarcity, house price volatility and high upfront capital costs mean housebuilders operate on a model in which they will not develop without double-digit returns, frequently as high as 20% per annum.