Sentence examples for operations may not be from inspiring English sources

"Creating a firewall between retail and investment operations may not be as simple as it first seems.

They also hold that the secret nature of much of the work being done by the SAS and SBS mean that British contributions to such operations may not be fully recognised internationally.

Offshore drilling operations may not be safe nor available if they are not well maintained.

RSPs tend to be very complex due to strong physico-chemical interactions, and a number of the model assumptions that are adequate for traditional unit operations may not be suitable in this new context.

Between April 2013 and December 2013, South African contractors held prime responsibility for maintenance work on the Gripen fleet as support contracts with Saab had expired; this arrangement led to fears that extended operations may not be possible due to a lack of proper maintenance.

However, some of these 'clinically' indicated operations may not be necessary.

The option to close an overseas operation may not be possible for many companies, especially if they have a substantial investment there.

Toomer, now in his 12th year and coming off his second major knee operation, may not be Manning's favorite receiver statistically — that would be Burress — but he is perhaps his most valuable target.

The pressure to get the shop back in operation may not be as dire as it would be for conventional repair businesses because Mr. Slade's 2CVs are often bought as hobby vehicles.

Although batch process operation may not be classified as process intensification by default, the chemical industry has re-oriented from large-volume low-value production in continuous processes towards high-value low-volume production in batch processes due to the demand for a large number of specialty chemicals.

Santorum is amassing wins, and is setting the table for more of the same, but his ragtag operation may not be able to max out these successes on the delegate leaderboard.