Sentence examples for operations less than from inspiring English sources

Skybus Airlines, a low-fare carrier that started operations less than a year ago, filed for bankruptcy after stopping service.

Only about 11,000 of those jobs are in the Linz steelmaking operations, less than half the number in 1985, even though production has increased.

Purely by chance, this committee shut down its operations less than two months ago, which means there is no longer an organization to subpoena.

Now, after a couple of years away from the corporate frontline, she has been placed in charge of ITV's commercial and online operations – less than a week after the broadcaster's former commercial director, Rupert Howell, resigned.

Saltzstein said he received an e-mail message from Pat Lunsford, the vice president for program operations, less than a week after he sent his initial e-mail message, saying he was not among the officials being renominated to FINA, the sport's international governing body, to work at international meets.

(Its North American operations, less than 20% of revenue, include Pimco, Oppenheimer Capital and Fireman's Fund).

The industry calls these operations "less-than-truckload" services.

The conference will wrap with its second "Most Promising" Midwest Startups award, whittling down nominees from a four-pronged criteria of being Midwest-based, fewer than two years in operation, less than $150,000 in capital raised, and operating in digital technology, biosciences, or agricultural technology.

It had been a stunningly swift operation: less than three minutes after the marines stormed the apartment, Guzmán surrendered.

Netfolio, a New York company that sold customized baskets of stocks to investors over the Internet, has shut down that operation less than a year after it started.

After the operation, less than half a mile from the health clinic, my patrol came under attack, first with a roadside bomb and then with small-arms fire from militia hidden nearby.