Sentence examples for operations is about from inspiring English sources

The merging of the New Yorker magazine into the rest of Conde Nast's operations is about to begin -- sooner than expected.

Since Texas has a two-year budget, and the state's share of operations is about 43 percent of the total, that particular set of dropouts "saves" the state about $560 million every two years.

Fabricated using 130 nm process, the total area overhead due to additional hardware for floating-point operations is about 7.4% compared to the previous architecture which does not support floating-point operations.

"Special operations is about doing what's not expected, and probably the least expected thing here was that a helicopter would come in, drop guys on the roof, and land in the yard," the special-operations officer said.

But if pushing the envelope on operations is about delivering levels of customer service way above your competition's, whereas innovation seems geared to doing the same for less, then your operations folks deserve the additional care and feeding.

"Pakistani leadership will make its own decisions about what the best timing for their military operations is, about when they are ready to do something or whether they are going to do it at all," Mr. Gates told Pakistani journalists on Friday, the day after General Abbas's comments.

The cost of Hangzhou metro operation is about 60 million Yuan/year.

A two-hour operation is about as physiologically hard on a patient" as running that race.

The typical thickness of the oxide semiconductor film after one operation is about 2.4 μm, measured by cross-sectional SEM, as shown in Fig. 1(f).

The operator may either appropriate a portion of incoming investments as the scheme progresses or wait until the operation is about to collapse before absconding with the funds.

Just as his operation is about to fail, Gru is hired by the Anti-Villain League to locate a world-class baddie who uses a flying magnet to steal a secret research lab in the Arctic Circle.