Sentence examples for operation in itself from inspiring English sources

Of course, officials said, the buildup of American forces in the region is a big psychological operation in itself.

The momement of the torches was quite a logistical operation in itself, for nearly 100,000 high-school boys and girls were involved in it as runners, or accompanying runners, and to arrange for them to carry out their mission with split-second timing took months of work by at least as many adults.

This operation in itself should prove fruitful, says PHRI infectious-disease specialist Barry Kreiswirth, because Western experts know little about the prevalence of multidrug-resistant TB strains in Russia, the standard therapies prescribed there, and patients' compliance rate.

The rentals part of the site is a fairly disruptive operation in itself: not only does it cut out brokers who have acted as the costly middle man for each rental in the city; but by going directly to those leasing out properties, it's offering one more way for them to bypass sites like Craiglist.org, creating a simple, one-stop shop for the lifetime of a rental deal.

In May 2009, British and Afghan forces conducted a large military operation in Marja itself.

The military operation in Kidal itself was "ongoing" on Wednesday, according to French armed forces spokesman Colonel Thierry Burkhard in Paris.

I waited eight months for a laparoscopic operation, which in itself was fortunate as they were initially going to do it open because of the size of the cyst.

They will work to emphasize the killing of the leader of al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden, as President Obama's greatest achievement, at least in terms of American national security, and as an operation which in itself bears testimony to his personality and leadership.

This paper is the first to reveal that while motorists prone to speed may be more cognisant of speed camera operations, this in itself does not ensure appropriate behaviour modification.

A Whipple operation, in and of itself, leads to an increase in hepatic steatosis 32.

UNICEF requires nearly US$7.5 million to continue its humanitarian support for Congolese refugee children in Uganda through the end of the year, while UNICEF still needs US$78 million for continued humanitarian operations in DRC itself.