Sentence examples for operations as much from inspiring English sources

Recent White House nominees began assembling their fundraising operations as much as two years before the general election.

Throughout the Northwest the thin market has forced many small mills to close for weeks at a tin or to curtail operations as much as 50percentnt.

At Glenfarclas, which produces about 3.5 million liters of spirit a year, Mr. Grant argues that a £1 bottle tax would hit Scottish-owned operations as much as foreign ones.

We chose Rhinebeck, about two and a half hours from Manhattan, as a base of operations, as much for the rural charms of the surrounding country as for the cosmopolitan amenities available nearby.

"If you talk to guys who work in massively parallel computing operations, as much as 30percentt of their coding time is spent trying to figure out how to get the thing to run," he said.

With mergers and scale come problems such as duplication (two chief executives and treasuries, say), more bureaucratic decision-making and unco-ordinated purchasing (of, for instance, reinsurance) by different parts of the business.One approach is to standardise operations as much as possible just as Citi is trying to do.

Once operated, immigrants benefit from the operation as much as Swedish nationals (Krupic et al 2013).

Despite expanded duties, Lamoriello said he was around his hockey operation as much as ever.

Instead, Mr. Trilivas, who used to cook but now waits tables most nights, has streamlined his operation as much as possible, doing as much as he can himself.

FEW companies embody the spirit of Mexican-American co-operation as much as 3DRobotics, founded by a Mexican, Jordi Muñoz, and an American, Chris Anderson (a former editor of Wired magazine and once a journalist at The Economist).

But the balance of power has now been transformed and, whether or not it chooses to recognise the fact, the US needs Chinese co-operation as much as China needs the US's.