Sentence examples for operations driving from inspiring English sources

Interviews with militants in those areas leave little doubt that the drones have disrupted their operations, driving fugitive leaders deeper into the mountains.

With the business maturing, it's the e-tailers that integrate successfully into their company's bricks-and-mortar operations, driving toward steady earnings and return on investment, that earn Wall Street's highest ratings.

The design framework structures the many different and challenging design problems (e.g., solvent selection, reactor design, and design of separation and purification operations), driving the user from the initial drug discovery steps – where process knowledge is very limited – toward the detailed design and analysis.

The original plan was that with a French military operation driving off al-Qaeda and its allies, the documents would be returned to Timbuktu.

Since the number of trains on the network is doubled during peak hours of operation, driving the train on time becomes even more important for the train drivers.

In addition, this new technology could be used to improve energy efficiency in the traffic operation, due to its capability to update the ATO (Automatic Train Operation) driving commands not only at stations but also along the journey.

Steve Cannon, president of the company's United States operations, was driving a 1955 300SL Gullwing – evocative of the model that Sir Stirling Moss won the race in 58 years ago.

Thus, it is reasonable to assume that a secondary task that includes performing phonological operations while driving would affect drivers with HL more than drivers with NH.

As the General Manager of Zynga's newest mobile game, FarmVille: Tropic Escape, Opas is responsible for business growth and goals; oversight of live operations; and driving a unifying product vision to create the best player experience and business outcomes through excellence in execution.

Mr. Monaco said he saw the operation while driving by on the parkway.

That's a source of continuing frustration to the author, and to the reader: Konik never gets more than a peek, and even he admits that "the relentless opacity of Big Daddy's operation is driving me crazy".