Sentence examples for operational problem from inspiring English sources

Dust lift-off from conveyors forms a significant environmental and operational problem for operators in the mining, power generation and process industries.

Well, in that year the company actually had a negative cash flow from operations of $9 million;no operational problem at the time, because investors, mesmerized by the previous growth rate, eagerly lapped up more common shares when they were offered.

The mass proliferation of plug-in electric vehicles is likely to bring a significant additional electric load onto the grid creating a highly complex operational problem for power system operators.

Piers Clark, commercial director for Thames Water, said: "This project is a win-win: renewable power, hedged from the price fluctuations of the non-renewable mainstream power markets, and helping tackle the ongoing operational problem of 'fatbergs' in sewers".

But the new, non-scant evidence of Saddam's close connection with terrorists seeking to kill Kurds under our air protection and to export crude poison weaponry poses an immediate operational problem: Should we send in Special Forces to find and root out the hidden facilities near the Iraq-Iran border?

They argue, not without justification, that the experience of Britain and America has demonstrated that QE is ineffective in fostering real investment but effective at inflating asset bubbles.Thus, caught between its operational problem and macroprudential concerns, the ECB seems confined to the role of a spectator of unimpeded deflationary forces.

Two operational problems stand out.

The plant has had operational problems.

"There were terrific traffic problems and operational problems," he said.

It reported fourth quarter results that showed operational problems.

But a host of operational problems remains at many institutions.