Sentence examples for operationally speaking from inspiring English sources
"Operationally speaking, the site is either very awkward or very controlled," said Mr. Yu, who is the author of two books about China, both of which are for sale on Amazon.com.
Operationally speaking, the company has to manage a community of chefs sourcing their own ingredients, while facing similar issues to Uber and other logistically difficult services.
"It's also something that's operationally easy to offer, relatively speaking.
He said the ABF would "seek to investigate leaks of operationally sensitive information, however the public can be assured that it will not prevent people from speaking out about conditions in immigration detention facilities".
The Enigma technology was obsolete, he said, but "the wider techniques that we used for studying German communications are, broadly speaking, the same techniques that are used against terrorism now, so there is no reason why that side of things should be made public It is all still operationally useful".
The reason postmodern literary artists habitually speak of immanence rather than transcendence, and think of themselves as being operationally disinclined to author acts of transcendence, is because, since the advent of Language writing, poststructuralist literary theory has spoken of immanence and transcendence only in terms of linguistic operations.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu also spoke out about the strike Friday, defiant in his justification: "When we identify attempts to transfer advanced weapons to Hezbollah and we have intelligence and it is operationally feasible, we act to prevent it," he said.
Legally, conceptually, and operationally.
Operationally, Anglo did fairly well.
