Sentence examples for operations amassed from inspiring English sources

In 1984, with the industry in disarray, they bought up the sugar operations amassed by Gulf & Western, an old-fashioned conglomerate that was trying to unload unwanted assets.

British banks with big City operations have amassed pay and bonus pools of more than £5bn in the first six months of the year, despite the economic gloom and demands for pay restraint.

Militants also begin to traffic cocaine to fund operations, and amass a huge amount of wealth and arms through the drug trade.

TWTs in space have demonstrated very reliable operation, amassing tens of millions of hours of operation without failure.

For major oil companies like Exxon, Shell, BP or Chevron, who have found it tough to increase their production and reserves on their own, big acquisitions offer a quick way to expand their operations after amassing mountains of cash in recent years.

The gang referred to the operation as "The greenlight" and together, they amassed roughly $25 million.

Though the staff at the Red Cross itself is small -- fewer than five are directly employed in full time social media operations -- Pipkin said that the organization has amassed a vast network of "digital volunteers" who can reach out to people on behalf of the Red Cross, and spread information across their own personal networks.

As the company's first pure Web play, Lingoz is being kicked-off with a substantial base of 4.5M terms in 8 languages, leveraging the vast 9M definition database Babylon has amassed over its 10 years of operation.

It comes amid news the UK government has amassed about £88m debt due to extra operation and maintenance costs.

At that time, Apple had amassed about $100bn in cash – income from its foreign operations – all of which was being carefully held outside America, beyond the reach of the US tax authorities.

The CPS announced the conclusion of police operations Weeting and Golding on Friday, following its review of evidence amassed in the controversial investigation of journalists accused of hacking at the two media companies' newspapers.