Sentence examples for operators point from inspiring English sources

"One of the things about the PBS folks is that they haven't been very commercially oriented and, ultimately, television is a business, especially from the cable operators' point of view," said Larry Gerbrandt, chief operating officer of Paul Kagan Associates, a cable consulting firm.

Operators point out that tents are cheaper to build and operate than hotels, and that building permits for more permanent structures in environmentally sensitive areas are difficult, if not impossible, to get.

As smaller operators point the way, bigger companies may even begin to show some interest too.

Some of the largest hospital operators point to other explanations for their profit gains.

Cruise operators point out that bigger ships have more fire safety equipment, and contend they are safer.

SAY LEWIS IS BLUFFING Operators Point to Decrease in Production of Union District -- Find Hostility to Walkout.

But food-truck operators pointed to a host of supermarket, restaurant and other trucks not receiving the same scrutiny - including the support vehicles that tow street carts - in criticizing the bill's selectiveness.

The Shallow Water Energy Security Coalition, an industry group of several gulf operators, pointed out that there are many differences -- in equipment and relative risks -- between shallow-water production platforms and deepwater drillers.

The Shallow Water Energy Security Coalition, an industry group of several gulf operators, pointed out that there are many differences — in equipment and relative risks — between shallow-water production platforms and deepwater drillers.

The city's association of hotel operators pointed to the closed airport as one of the main reasons for a more than 50percentt drop in overnight stays in the week following the bombings.

This analysis is performed in relation with some ergonomic constraints from the operator point of view.