Sentence examples for operations moves from inspiring English sources

Now that they, too, are paying attention to defense, what inefficiency will be left for smaller-market teams to exploit? "The great equalizer was, frankly, some of the Yankees' baseball operations moves," Gennaro said.

Soon after becoming secretary-general, he introduced a reform plan that sought to reduce the organization's budget and streamline its operations, moves that were welcomed by the United States.

Long known as a private equity powerhouse, K.K.R. has steadily built up other businesses that diversify its operations, moves arising in part from the firm's transformation into a publicly traded company.

After brass operations moved elsewhere, other industrial operators moved in and the place was a working factory until 1986.

From July to September, 3rd Battalion operated all throughout the I Corps area of operations, moving its command post to ten different locations.

The research center's operations moved to Cornell University in 1978.

Much of the State Department's press operations moved to a school near Camp David.

Mining operations moving into preserved lands that protect drinking water supplies are contentious issues anywhere.

That is a sharp drop from 45,000 in 1979, a result of automation, downsizing and operations moved abroad.

It had been vacated after renovations were completed and precinct operations moved to a newly remodeled building next door in January, she said.

It was a busy shipping center from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century, before most freight operations moved to New Jersey.