Sentence examples for most established operators from inspiring English sources

With three tours a day, seven days a week, it is one of Europe's most established operators.

The rare arrival of a new chalet would lead to a bidding war among established operators.

Edinburgh's charges are the highest in Britain, and "could prevent newcomers from establishing themselves as venue operators", says Mainland, "and drive established operators to present only those shows likely to generate substantial ticket sales".

That gave established operators, which got free quotas, an advantage over new entrants, which had to buy them from rivals.

Such a format would favor established operators, he said, which can more quickly expand to use new spectrum.

This allowed new rail freight operators to establish operations in Victoria.

If Mr. Jobs had bolder ambitions for Apple TV, they were thwarted, in part, by the same challenges faced by most of its competitors: the established cable operators and content companies that want to protect their businesses even as they tiptoe into the world of Internet television.

The established mobile operators are seen as the most likely to bid for lower-frequency spectrum.

EVEN established satellite operators have cut back.

It's hard to spot the silver lining there for the established minicab operators.

Most had established art careers and families.