Sentence examples for miserable operating from inspiring English sources
"For Q4, we are seeing an overlap of toxic asset write-downs, trading losses and miserable operating results," says Guido Hoymann of Bankhaus Mezler Seel, who had expected the bank's fourth-quarter loss to be in the region of 1.0 billion euros ($1.3 billion).
One is that it should unravel its arms-length involvement with the miserable Legoland theme park, operated in the UK by Merlin, which has been allowed to own most of the theme parks in the UK with the inevitable result that it is ruinously expensive.
"After 2002, it was miserable," the party's chief operating officer, Josh Wachs, said.
The inconsistent network plumbing and miserable documentation of Microsoft's operating systems virtually guarantee befuddlement.
In January Intel announced a miserable quarter, with sales down 23% (to $8.2 billion) and operating income down 49% (to $1.5 billion) from the corresponding period a year ago.
He said the company's operating margins last quarter were -18.8 percent, a figure he called miserable.
In the second quarter it posted an operating margin of 23% (earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation), up from a miserable 16% in the first quarter.
If, as he put it, "you are operating on your default setting, then you, like me, probably won't consider possibilities that aren't annoying and miserable.
