Sentence examples for operations which have been from inspiring English sources

The biggest share of the operating loss is expected to come at Sony's television operations, which have been losing money for years.

Many were in its mortgage operations, which have been hurt by the nation's housing slump.

Instead of banking, they buy gold or use "chit funds" — group lending operations, which have been dogged by allegations of graft.

There were also problems with the company's ion beam deposition operations, which have been moved from Virginia to the company's headquarters in Plainview.

Most of this comes from large, state-backed enterprises, but the region's reputation is anchored by privately owned boutique operations, which have been accumulating international prizes.

That could wreak havoc on United's tightly run operations, which have been a lone bright spot in its 20 months in bankruptcy.

The most notable gains came in its core North American operations, which had been losing money consistently.

In January 2009, General Petraeus wrote a letter endorsing the proposed operations, which had been requested by Gen. David D. McKiernan, the top commander in Afghanistan at the time.

One of his first steps after becoming chief executive in 1981 was to order a reorganization of G.M.'s far-flung operations, which had been decentralized since the days of its legendary president, Alfred P. Sloan.

The government handed over control of the airport to the United States to hasten and ease flight operations, which had been hampered by the damage to the air traffic control tower.

Gibbes later declared that "... after I myself had been operating for a week or so and had a really good look around and seen the futility of the operations which had been given, I could not see any point in carrying on.