Sentence examples for operation specializing from inspiring English sources

This family-owned operation specializing in crepes and galettes not only has the best breakfast dish in town — galettes with eggs, cheese and roast green chili — but the best coffee.

For example, he also advises schools that are trying to computerize, and small companies, including an Internet operation specializing in diabetes that is trying to create a network for the nation's endocrinologists.

In 1945, Carlyle Weinberger started Ashley Furniture in Chicago as a sales operation specializing in tables and wall systems.

He noted that the doctor who supposedly performed the third operation specialized instead in surgery of the anal area.

Sera, a small operation, specialized in "non-material aid and assistance", which largely means providing medical training, coordinating relief for "high-risk" medical cases and coordinating the delivery of medical supplies to children and civilians to "field camps, refugee camps and hospitals located in Lebanon and Syria.

The messaging stream used for identifying reportable or syndromic conditions is a copy of the content generated by normal hospital operations; specialized or additional data input is not required from health care provider staff.

In a provocative interview with Truthdig Editor Robert Scheer for his KCRW podcast "Scheer Intelligence," John Kiriakou, author of The Reluctant Spy: My Secret Life in the CIA's War on Terror, details his 15 years as a CIA analyst and counterterrorism operation officer specializing in the Mideast.

Another amazingly detailed installation simulates the office and show rooms of Mus-Co, a seedy operation that specializes in equipment for psychedelic light shows.

Typical examples of the functional approach in operation are specialized agencies of the United Nations (UN) such as the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), and the World Health Organization (WHO), each of which has nearly global membership.

Mr. Madigan, 27, is the guy who manages the tech guy — he's the client services director at Chelsea Technologies, a small operation that specializes in providing information technology services to hedge funds and small investment funds around the city.

Whale, who murdered Pierce's crusading-journalist father back in the boy's origin-story youth, manages an operation that specializes in forcing schoolgirls into prostitution and pushing addictive pills with flamboyantly self-destructive effects.