Sentence examples for old operations from inspiring English sources

Nor could the government close Fannie and Freddie to new business and wind down their old operations.

Kyashna-Tocha is a patient herself: she told me that she has a seizure disorder, degenerative disks, and lingering pain from old operations.

Alou spoke from in front of his corner locker, his voice deep, his hair flecked with gray, his left leg raised and showing scars from old operations.

A giant study by economists from the University of Chicago, Harvard, the University of Maryland and the Census Bureau found that when private equity firms acquire a company, jobs are lost in old operations.

For example, in the financial services industry, HSBC, ING, Merrill Lynch, and Royal Bank of Scotland have set up low-cost operations in the form of First Direct, ING Direct, ML Direct, and Direct Line Insurance, respectively, because the new and old operations generate several synergies.

Over the last several years, it has shed almost all of its old operations, and begun acquiring and investing in high-tech businesses that in many ways are more like Intel than G.M. Cars produced today include dozens of computer chips along with cameras, radar, millions of lines of software and wireless communications links.

I had to start keeping a log of what medications I took and when," says the 46-year-old former operations manager from Villa Park.

In carrying out the old operation, Americans conducted patrols from large American bases in and around the city.

Third baseman Adrian Beltre was back in the Rangers' lineup, but he said tests revealed he had scar tissue from an old operation pressing against his intestines.

But sales fell far short of the planned increase and even lagged 20percentt behind the old operation in the same space.

Israel says it has killed more than 170 militants since Thursday night, when it launched the ground offensive phase of its two-week old operation to end rocket fire from Gaza.