Sentence examples for operators are often from inspiring English sources

Many flotation operations need to improve liberation to increase recovery, yet operators are often concerned that finer grinding will produce "slimes" with low flotation recovery.

In the most-specialized units, operators are often free to choose equipment that suits their personal preferences and needs.

Incumbent operators are often the only player at the table with a well-trained and well-paid staff and are thus able to shape telecoms policy.

There are the gun-waving gang members on "The Peacemaker"; on "All Worked Up" the camera operators are often visible, giddily angling for the best shots, practically taunting their subjects.

Local and independent operators are often really hard to find online.

But pay TV operators are often the broadband provider to the home.

Kevin Ortiz, a spokesman for the authority, said operators were often asked to "observe the results of the impact" — the macabre scene on the track — so they could communicate with first responders about the passenger's condition and begin helping investigators gather information after a death.

Having four mobile networks makes a big difference to prices and innovation, argues Rudolf van der Berg, a researcher at the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries.In a group of four, the smallest operator is often the one that tries to shake things up.

Having four mobile networks makes a big difference to prices and innovation, argues Rudolf van der Berg, a researcher at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, a club of mostly rich countries.In a group of four, the smallest operator is often the one that tries to shake things up.

Green's operator is often applied to study the solutions of various differential equations and to define Poisson's equation for differential forms.

Store closings are not necessarily bad news for shopping center operators, who are often able to find a new tenant for a space at higher rent.