Sentence examples for operate then from inspiring English sources

"If the runway can operate and the control tower can operate, then the airport should be close to fully operational within a few days," said David Feldman, a managing partner at Exambela, an aviation consulting firm based in Paris.

If they found a genuine reason that we should not operate, then they should tell us that reason".

The Russian authorities have see-sawed over Navalny, with some elements keen to lock him up, and others believing he should be allowed to operate, then defeated politically.

"If fund manager earnings continue to rise in line with assets, with little or no transparency about how they operate, then their reputations as prudent custodians of other people's money could start to unravel," said the IoD boss.

If fund manager earnings continue to rise in line with assets, with little or no transparency about how they operate, then their reputations as prudent custodians of other people's money could start to unravel.

IF you have ever found yourself in a new gym, paralyzed with fear and confusion in a landscape of sleek weight-lifting machines that look as if they might require an advanced degree in aeronautics to operate, then you can thank Arthur Jones.

"If the camps survive and the terrorist network operates, then stoppage of infiltration can only be temporary and tactical," said a senior Indian official.

I think it is difficult when you have revelations about how security operates, then that does cause a problem – it can give some comfort to terrorists.

But if you consider the terrible pressure under which people were operating, then you automatically reassert their humanity -- and that becomes alarming.

2050 may seem a long way away until you remember that a new coal or nuclear power station being planned today will probably still be operating then.

I often wonder what SevenStreets would have been writing about if we'd have been operating then, and I'm fairly sure less than 20% of our content would have been generated by the year's big ticket events".