Sentence examples for operator spending from inspiring English sources

"We see a continued macroeconomic slowdown and political unrest in parts of the world, which has led to more cautious operator spending," Hans Vestberg, the Ericsson chief executive, said.

Ericsson's Svanberg, who will become chairman of BP next year, told Forbes that underlying industry trends in traffic and consumer demand were still strong, and that operator spending had only been limited by currency volatility.

Earlier this year, Convergys, the world's biggest call-centre operator, spent $68m to buy Encore Receivable Management, a Kansas-based debt collector.

For instance, RailAmerica Inc., a railroad operator, spent $700,000 more on fuel in the first three months of the year than in the quarter in 2003.

Tauck, the upscale guided-tour operator, spends one morning in the Lower Ninth as part of its eight-day New Orleans package (from $2,750).

And if early wins in Iowa and New Hampshire give him the momentum to wrap up the nomination quickly, why wouldn't this deceptively canny operator spend six months backtracking from the doolally and softening his tone to target disaffected independents and Democrats?

The mine operator spends up to a year removing methane before the tunnels are dug, then extracts more just ahead of the mining machine and again after the coal has been removed.

The UK's electricity system operator spent £122m on supplemental balancing reserve contracts, which pay power plants to be on standby in case of outages elsewhere or a sudden surge in demand.

What makes a paunchy 42-year-old computer operator spend half of his adult life as "Petey", a pesky five-year-old with a penchant for "causin' trouble and givin' hugs"?

Thus, currently the data entry operator spends two weeks for this purpose.

An experienced operator spends on average about 1 minute per specimen in total.