Sentence examples for operator might have from inspiring English sources

Maersk, for instance, the world's biggest container operator, might have moved most of its regional container operations to the cheaper Tanjung Pelepas.

A serious political operator might have built on such a base and entered politics, either in parliament or on the carpeted parts of backstairs, but Hart failed to capitalise on the situation.

No one forced Judi Dench to star in Gregory Doran's RSC production of Merry Wives - the Musical in Stratford over Christmas at the precise time that a cannier operator might have left herself free to campaign for a second Oscar, this time for Notes on a Scandal.

Finally, regardless of whether it is a case of a production or research honeypot, the honeypot operator might have a legal duty to share information about cybersecurity incidents based on, for example, the NIS Directive.

"Regardless of how good the imaging technology is on the drone, you still have this effective looking down a drink straw on the ground… the operator might have a very sophisticated lens on a camera, but you are still getting a very partial view of what's happening on the ground.

Mr. Gelb said the theater operators might have worried about alienating the studios by allowing a shorter lag.

But he added that the new operators might have to reduce the number of beds, a move that would shave costs but could also eliminate jobs.

Experts have said that the idea sounds "feasible", and that even if higher-resolution military radar was monitoring SIA68 operators might have dismissed the fact that there were two objects as an technical glitch or echo.

In 2009, satellite operators might have been able to prevent the satellite collision over Siberia, but the defunct Russian Cosmos satellite involved was ranked 16th on a list of objects the US Iridium satellite was most likely to strike.

It said the plant's operators might have felt rushed because of pressure from supervisors to get the reactor back on line for the first time since February, when it was closed after a radioactive leak in a steam generator caused the worst accident in the plant's 26-year history.

As the United States and Canadian governments put it in November in their report on the blackout, these relays helped spread a "cascade" of failures, reducing "the potential time in which grid operators might have identified the growing problem and acted constructively to contain it".