Sentence examples for operations will make from inspiring English sources

Cutting costs will buy time, and slimmer operations will make it easier to implement his strategy.

Edward Skyler, the deputy mayor for operations, will make $212,614, up from $196 , 574

Critics of the planned changes, however, say the separation of banks' operations will make it harder for them to raise capital and provide financial support to British companies.

The acquisition of Kronenbourg, France's largest brewer, and of its Belgian and Italian operations will make S&N Europe's second-largest brewer.

Joe Torre, baseball's executive vice president for operations, will make the final ruling — either on his own or with the help of a small committee — with no formal timetable, according to a league spokesman.

Some, like some of the mom-and-pop operations, will make it work.

("Competition is a product of Hell; Co-operation will make a paradise of earth").

And though army officers have been notably reluctant to identify Afghan insurgent groups by name and the deadly Haqqani network in particular they insist the operation will make no distinction between foreign and domestic terrorists.

Until he can oust them, though, they seem like good candidates for hysterectomies, not only because he believes the operation will make them "into happier people" but also because he can perfect Caesarean section techniques: "If the uterus is coming out anyway, does an extra stitch really matter?

Consideration of the tuning of pre-determined parameters of HOAs and the time limitation of online OPF operation will make these algorithms less robust.

This operation will make the changes of thermal radiation in the sub-cell to be not visible for the PIR sensor.