Sentence examples for operations could be from inspiring English sources

The phone and mail operations could be important to Mr. McCain when it comes to turnout.

Other operations could be affected, including a Cessna plant in Columbus, Ohio, that employs 400 workers.

Decision-making authority for operations could be returned to battalions and brigades.

Along with three colleagues, he identified and stocked safe houses where emergency operations could be performed.

As CIT restructures, whole swaths of its operations could be sold to competitors.

You can't practice amphibious landings in the desert, but other operations could be done at either place.

The assets of the two companies complement each other, so back-office operations could be efficiently consolidated.

But some of its operations could be taken over by another automaker or it could even be forced to liquidate.

But it also means that some of the soldiers at camps targeted in special operations could be children.

But the prospect of changes in Pakistan's government has the Bush administration worried that the new operations could be curtailed.

One 2010 report predicted that drone operations "could be brought under increased scrutiny, perceived to be illegitimate, openly resisted or undermined".