Sentence examples for operations that matter from inspiring English sources

The surface-level intuition is simple: the operations that matter are measurement operations involving physical instruments.

Saudi Arabia: While Riyadh's rulers have long been willing to cooperate in Middle East operations that matter to the U.S., they take the fight against the Islamic State personally: The group is widely seen as seeking to replace the reigning Saud family with leaders more committed to extreme Wahhabi ideology.

We can infer, observing the fiscal side of federal operations, that matters are considerably less in hand than acknowledged.

A company is built on its products but it's the people and how they manage the operation that matters most.

It is a tribute to the medical team who undertook this delicate operation that, no matter how close the connection between those instigating military action and the companies who benefit from it, the president is able to carry on as if he were morally in the right".

She has no wartime consigliere and, aside from the president's angry postelection defense of Rice, the White House — perhaps relieved that she was taking the heat rather than the president — wasn't running a strong damage control operation that clarified matters.

Since my departure in October 2015, I have not been involved in corporate governance or the day-to-day operations that may relate to this matter".

The rise in the use of CNTs demands health and safety standards for CNT manufacturing operations that potentially generate airborne particulate matter.

In his 1980 memoirs, "About My Life," Honecker described proudly how, as the Politburo member responsible for state security, he organized the operation that in a matter of a few pre-dawn hours on Aug. 13, 1961, cut one of Europe's largest cities in two, closed the last remaining hole in the Iron Curtain and stunned the West.

Filtration is a fundamental unit operation that separates suspended particle matter from water.

It looks as though it is the quarter's intrinsic makeup, not its value, that matters to the operation of the machine.