Sentence examples for operations existing from inspiring English sources

"With cash flow from operations, existing liquidity and a net debt to capitalization of just 16% 26% if you exclude working capital we thought the company could have weathered the current situation," said BMO Capital analyst Jim Byrne.

The study outcomes identified a critical gap in fatigue assessment in OGE operations; existing fatigue surveys for the general (or other) working populations are not comprehensive of OGE operations and are thus not applicable for OGE workers, nor are they validated against physiological fatigue outcomes in OGE workers.

These concepts should be investigated not only with regard to aircraft efficiency, but also in terms of their compatibility with airline operations, existing ground handling procedures and airport infrastructure requirements, as these influence the overall performance of a future aircraft concept.

Operations research was originally concerned with improving the operations of existing systems rather than developing new ones; the converse was true of systems engineering.

Rather than require immediate capital upgrades, this proposal improves the maintenance and operations of existing systems — improvements with the lowest cost and the fastest payback in energy savings.

The motion also backed continued operations at existing nuclear power stations until the end of their working lives.

The presented models can serve as a practical tool in designing new parlors or changing operations of existing ones.

Nestio is building up its unit count in new markets, including Boston, Chicago, Houston and Dallas, and is seeking to expand operations with existing customers in NYC.

Orbital debris from over 50 years of human activity in space are threatening the operations of existing and future satellites and the sustainability of high-value satellite orbits.

Most AD systems are currently installed at livestock operations with existing manure management strategies that may not be optimal for biogas extraction.

While open models can be adopted alongside status quo operations, preserving existing business models and traditional revenue streams were not the priority.