Sentence examples for operations in line from inspiring English sources

In fact, most are massively expanding their SRI operations in line with the growth in the city.

The failure to adjust U.S. operations in line with the post-Taliban change in theater conditions cost the United States some of the fruits of victory and imposed additional, avoidable humanitarian and stability costs on Afghanistan.... Indeed, the war's inadvertent effects may be more significant than we think.

Ackman and his newly implemented board members seek to improve the company's profitability by bringing its operations in line with peers and turning the company from the worst to one of the best Class I North American railroads -- an outcome few can dispute as anything but positive.

The Regional Office (RO and UNICEFF HQ provided leadership, mobilised the surge and rapidly put in place systems and procedures to enable the small CO team to scale up its operations in line with the CCC.

It is found that the proposed scheme (consisting of four consecutive operational phases) can successfully bring the cycle to full-load operation in-line with the peak hours of solar energy harvesting.

Despite its simplicity and ease of operation, in-line transmission geometry is not suitable to image dense or connected objects such as tissue slides since the reference beam gets distorted causing severe aberrations in reconstruction of such objects.

More precisely: The cache operations in lines 5, 6, and 37 in Algorithm 2 are assumed to have amortised constant average run time.

I have been pushing them since I was elected in 2002 to bring the operation in line with revenues, and they have still failed to do it".

This second situation happens when the first transaction has been completely executed before (so the out in line 13 was inserted in the tuple space) but the second transaction was interrupted due to a failure of the broker (so the in operation in line 22 was not executed).

Greater Manchester Metrolink Limited, the system's original operator, argued for adjustments, citing the need to provide an efficient and commercially viable operation in line with vehicle running times and passenger demand.

"Obviously, continuing operations were in-line or better.