Sentence examples for operating with that from inspiring English sources

"And I'm not sure they're operating with that degree of sensitivity".

What does "top secret" mean when a quarter of a million private contractors are operating with that clearance?

Belated sequels operating with that kind of time gap have done well in recent years, probably better than they deserved: for example, the Tron ($10.8m adjusted opening in 1982; $44m in 2010), Wall Street ($7.9m adjusted in 1987; $19m in 2010) and Indiana Jones ($50.8m in 1989; $100.1m in 2008) films.

"You can be living happily in the belly of a whale and operating with that as your world," says Mr de Castro, "until one day the whale's belly contracts and you discover there is a whole universe of risks out there".

In a letter confirming her attendance, she wrote: "As you are well aware, the Metropolitan police investigation into illegal voicemail interception continues and we are fully co-operating with that.

No, he would not operate with that bracelet in place.

"We believe Pat will be able to operate with that and keep it to a minimum".

"I have never operated with that much secrecy," he said of his time at Weta.

Conglomerates are out of favor elsewhere, "but in a place like Sri Lanka, with such a small economy, it probably makes sense to operate with that model," Mr. Gait said.

"The enrollment is down, and it's hard for me to imagine that they are going to continue to operate with that small enrollment," said Richard T. Olcott, the district's part-time superintendent.

Professor Mankiw worked in the Bush administration, and he clearly has a conservative ideology… This easy-money focus on enriching the wealthiest Americans - he really operates with that ideology".