Sentence examples for operations built from inspiring English sources

While those ride-sharing services will need some time not just to get their operations off the ground, but also to educate customers about their apps, Uber in many cases will already have infrastructure and operations built out and ready to go, as well as built-in customers who already have the app installed.

In Nevada, the fast-growing minority communities have been harnessed by top-notch turnout operations built by Mr. Reid and the 55,0000-member Culinary Union.

WASHINGTON — Senator Barack Obama's general election plan calls for broadening the electoral map by challenging Senator John McCain in typically Republican states — from North Carolina to Missouri to Montana — as Mr. Obama seeks to take advantage of voter turnout operations built in nearly 50 states in the long Democratic nomination battle, aides said.

27d1c6a2-70c5-4f23-a06f-534680cff514 Ford's US operations build some great vehicles, leaving the brand's British fans to pine for what they do not get.

They can make machines work, perform difficult operations, build hard projects, and just plain get stuff done at high quality and at high speed.

SpringSource can now help IT operations build, run and manage Java applications, both in the cloud or in a data center.

One way to construct something like an infinitely accelerating Turing machine would be to make a computing machine that, after performing some computational operations, builds a smaller and faster copy of itself (Davies 2001).

Sizing also is not entirely consistent, understandably from an operation built around made-to-measure.

For comparison, Britain has 75,000 megawatts in operation, built over a span of decades.

Tony Podesta refers to his fund-raising operation, built around fine meals at his northwest Washington home, as the "Pesto PAC".

Its fledgling options operation, built on a newly acquired electronic platform, has already grabbed more than 10% of the American market.