Sentence examples for operate ordinary from inspiring English sources

He said a Lib Dem government would offer banks a choice: to operate ordinary consumer services such as current accounts, mortgages, business loans and savings, where the money is government protected and regulated "like a hawk", or the high-risk route, where banks can play the market for big returns but will be on their own and left to fold if they fail.

In his case, his wife's arthritis made it difficult for her to operate ordinary kitchen tools.

The TORU Cube (other Platonic solids to come, no doubt) is meant to operate in ordinary, human-scale environments with ordinary shelves and boxes.

Although publicly owned, the banks would be mandated to operate on ordinary commercial principles.

The device represented an advance over related technology by not requiring relatively rare chemical elements and for its ability to operate in ordinary fresh water and seawater.

It also has 32,256 Philips Luxeon Rebel LEDs designed to create a multicolored kaleidoscopic effect and use only about the same energy per hour required to operate two ordinary home ovens.

The high-intensity light and heat of arcs are utilized in welding, in carbon-arc lamps and arc furnaces that operate at ordinary air pressure, and in low-pressure sodium-arc and mercury-arc lamps.

So too do people know how to operate with ordinary, non-technical, and even semi-technical and technical expressions as well as with relatively concrete and some abstract ideas without being able to codify the rules, permissions, or sanctions that govern their operations.

Cars would be among the most complex applications because operating an ordinary sedan requires about 10 times as many kilowatts of power as a house.

The first self-driving cars to be operated by ordinary British drivers will be left deliberately unmarked so that other drivers will not be tempted to "take them on", a senior car industry executive has revealed.

The whole process can be operated in ordinary chemistry laboratory at a low cost, which makes it possible for the development of disposable devices.