Sentence examples for operating into from inspiring English sources

Reactors bought today may end up operating into the 22nd century, and decommissioning well-regulated reactors that have been paid for when they have years to run as Germany did makes little sense.

This means a significant portion of the hugely inefficient coal plants from the 1960s and 1970s – a major source of carbon emissions – are likely to keep operating into the 2030s, making it virtually impossible for the UK to meet key targets.

The financing plan should keep XM operating into 2004 when it says it expects to break even.

"Everyone probably realises that we do need some changes in how our health services are operating into the future," he said.

The point of this offering is to raise $500,019 in "emergency capital" to be able to pay its employees and continue operating into 2019.

In a letter to all airlines operating into Heathrow, chief operating officer Norman Boivin said: "The delays at immigration are likely to be so long that passengers could not be safely accommodated within the terminals and would need to be held on arriving aircraft.

The AWHS continued to operate into the 21st century.

Many mills operated into the 1950's, when modern technology made them obsolete.

In March, he broke down for shareholders the various markets where Citi operates into four clearly defined categories.

More correctly, it was a caucus of low-revenue teams, and the Angels had been operated into low-revenue status.

Torture was institutionalised, secret detention centres operated into which detainees disappeared never to be seen again, and murder squads were despatched to kill prominent dissidents abroad.