Sentence examples for operated to further from inspiring English sources

"The fact that the organization is operating a hotel 24/7, 365 days a year, that pattern is suggestive of an organization that is no longer being operated to further agriculture," said Owens, the former IRS official.

It seems that the relative lack of capital reserves operates to further potentiate the disadvantages already experienced by unmarried women who are inadequately insured and live in poverty.

It seems probable that their lack of capital reserves operates to further potentiate the disadvantages already experienced by extremely poor and inadequately insured AAs as they try to purchase chemotherapeutic and other colon cancer care services.

It has been already assumed that the bankruptcy proceedings operated to suspend the further administration of the insolvent's estate in the state court, but it remained for the state court to transfer the assets, settle the accounts of its receiver and close its connection with the matter.

Houston called the Haixun 01 findings  "the most promising lead" and said airplanes as well as the British ship Echo were in route to the area where Haixun 01 was operating to investigate further.

Cellular senescence is a fundamental cellular program that is activated after a finite number of cell divisions and operates to avoid further cell proliferation.

Checkpoints operate to prevent further DNA replication within S phase when the replication complexes are stalled, to prevent entry into mitosis when DNA replication is not completed, and to prevent chromosome segregation when mitotic spindle assembly has not been completed.

In the Singers' view, the Roos debt further operates to deprive them of their due.

"NSF already has rigorous oversight, reporting, and control processes regarding its major facilities, and is currently implementing internal standard operating guidance to further clarify and codify these processes," says an NSF spokesperson.

The foundation is consciously helping grantees build operating reserves to further insulate them against the unexpected.

However, while those lock-ups which draw bidders into the battle benefit shareholders, similar measures which end an active auction and foreclose further bidding operate to the shareholders' detriment.