Sentence examples for operating that benefit from inspiring English sources

Or in other words, presumably there is a division between costs of operating that benefit from economies of scale, and those that do not.

Yet the bombs are so cheap and easy to make, and the robot sniffers are so expensive and finicky to operate, that the cost-benefit ratio seems to work in favor of the insurgents.

Other parts of the $61 billion in cuts contained in the Republican stopgap funding measure to keep the government operating decimates programs that benefit women and girls worldwide.

Wilderness also operates "cultural experiences" that benefit locals directly.

But Enron's gradual decline over the last month gave many energy companies time to reduce their exposure to Enron, and many operate rival trading operations that would benefit from its collapse.

2. Allocated central services means central services that benefit operating agencies but are not billed to the agencies on a fee-for-service or similar basis.

MEPs agreed that farmers should work for 30% of their payments by operating in a way that benefits wildlife.

You need to maintain a professional relationship and operate in a manner that benefits both parties equally.

The last thing I'll say about Ctrip is the fact that it operates a platform business that benefits from network advantages, which gives it a pretty strong competitive advantage.

He said the plan violated a state law that requires the parking garage to be operated in a way that benefits the Science Center and African American Museum.

If the regime wants sanctions to be lifted, they should operate in a way that benefits all of the Sudanese people and that builds trust with them, the U.S. and the international community.