Sentence examples for modest operating from inspiring English sources
G.M. expects to report a full-year profit, and Chrysler has projected that it will break even or earn a modest operating profit for 2010.
Accounts for AstraZeneca Finance Coöperatief WA do not show signs of significant business activity: there are no staff on the payroll and it has modest operating costs.
Meanwhile, Aer Lingus of Ireland said its cost-cutting efforts would probably help it to maintain a modest operating profit for 2012, in line with the gain of €49 million in 2011.
The group has forecast a modest operating profit for 2011, though that is much weaker than the roughly €1 billion that analysts predict for Lufthansa this year and the €600 million for International Airlines Group, the parent company of British Airways and Iberia of Spain.
On Thursday, Huntingdon plans to cease trading on the London Stock Exchange, where years of protests have hammered its stock price down to the equivalent of about 6 American cents a share from $3 or more in early 1993, even though the company's latest figures show a return to a modest operating profit for the first time in three years.
Cloud providers including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Salesforce.com, Google App Engine, and others give users the option to deploy their application over a network of infinite resource pool with practically no capital investment and with modest operating cost proportional to the actual use.
The modest changes in operating current and voltage of photovoltaic (PV) panel due to the temperature and radiation fluctuation constitute visible variations in the output power.
Ultrasonic intensification can offer several advantages during bioprocessing; these include low operating cost [ 120] compared to other enhancing treatment options, simplicity of operation and modest power requirements.
Perhaps that's why Müller recently predicted a modest pretax operating profit (before disposals) for 2002 of $615 million to $700 million, the sign of a turnaround.
For example, Prince George's Philharmonic, a Maryland-based organization, devotes nearly a quarter of its modest $100,000 operating budget to arts education, according to The Post.
The Australian Conservatives website trumpets that 60,000 Australians have signed up for its mailing list "despite the fact we have been operating with modest staff numbers and a bare bones website up to this point".
