Sentence examples for operating as it should from inspiring English sources

"For some time, I have had a growing conviction that Congress is not operating as it should," Mr. Bayh said.

Last week it was Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana, who said he would not seek a third term and cited "a growing conviction that Congress is not operating as it should".

"Instead of moving ahead with privatisations and shutting down useless public utilities, the [previous] government chose to exit the crisis by imposing Taliban tax rates and horizontal wage cuts, which has resulted in liquidity being limited and the Greek economy not operating as it should".

Based on all available data and the analysis results, it was shown that failure was the result of the combination of many factors that occurred simultaneously: an unfavourable combination of snow and wind actions, the heating system not operating as it should under such weather conditions and the absence of a complete row of internal columns.

According to Shunichi Tanaka, NRA Chairman, "We will make completely sure that the reactor is operating as it should...a disaster like that at Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima Daiichi will not occur" (Japan Times)(Hiroshima Syndrome).

For some time, I have had a growing conviction that Congress is not operating as it should.

Leading lights in a now-dissolved pressure group, Campaign Against Leighton Farm Expansion (CALFe), they said they would now work with Jones to ensure his farm operates as it should.

We believe that if it weren't for us, the world couldn't be as well informed and democracy wouldn't operate as it should.

When the body's immune system does not operate as it should, white blood cells that normally attack bacteria or viruses attack healthy tissue instead — in this case, the synovium, or joint tissue.

If this process operates as it should, portfolio insurance should destabilise markets no more or less than any other strategy.JOHN O'BRIENNew YorkShouting the oddsSIR The predicament of the major bookmaking chains is significantly worse than you suggest ("Bad books", June 12th).

One said: "Of my six journeys this week, only one has operated as it should".