Sentence examples for most operators are from inspiring English sources

Like Silverjet, most operators are using small numbers of older planes, which are often leased.

Most operators are based in Longyearbyen, a former mining settlement which is the inspiration for the fictional town of Fortitude, Sky Atlantic's new crime blockbuster.

"Most operators are giving away mobile broadband service at this stage at a loss to gain customers," said Mr. Deluca-Smith.

"Most operators are selling the same phones for roughly the same price," said Thomas Kaehler, the founder of Communology, a mobile application developer in Cologne, Germany.

It is no coincidence, sleep researchers assert, that the major accidents at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania, Bhopal in India and Chernobyl in the Soviet Union all happened deep in the night, when most operators are least alert.

But most operators are not in a position to know whether the material posted is defamatory or not and very often – faced with a complaint – they will immediately remove material.

Most operators were opting for modest upgrades to networks, he said, rather than committing to expensive new systems.

Most operators were content to have e-mail as an almost exclusively business application because business users do not make heavy use of text messaging, so there was less revenue to be lost, Mr. Felten said.

Patrik Cerwall, the head of strategic marketing and intelligence at Ericsson, which is based in Stockholm, said most operators were beginning to look for ways to make their networks more efficient, whether by dumping data quickly into a fixed-line network, imposing volume limits on customers or installing mini base stations at congestion points.

Patrik Cerwall, the head of strategic marketing and intelligence at Ericsson, which is based in Stockholm, Sweden, said most operators were beginning to look for ways to make their networks more efficient, whether by dumping data quickly into a fixed-line network, imposing volume limits on customers or installing miniature base stations at congestion points.

Most North Sea operators are facing big problems as a result of the low oil price.