Sentence examples for out of operations from inspiring English sources

His behavior was erratic; friendly to colleagues and patients one moment and hostile the next, he would bow out of operations at the last minute, and his residents pretty much ran his service without him.

RBS has announced it was pulling out of operations in 25 countries, driven by tighter regulation and need to conserve capital, more and more banks are choosing to focus more on their domestic markets.

One official suggested that a "phasing out" of operations could begin in the coming weeks.

Current technology and especially Artificial Intelligence effectively increase productivity and take cost out of operations in the Manufacturing sector.

"The Army now is on course to run out of operations and maintenance money in early February," Mr. Morrell said.

Amid the pressure to develop new products and squeeze costs out of operations, internal marketing is easily overlooked.

In this paper the dynamics of a spacecraft with a system of stabilization out-of-operation is studied.

The results show that the prolongation of intervals between the putting out of operation tends to welded joints lifetime elongation.

In the meantime, it requires everyone to "fully cooperate" with the company's phase-out of operations, including "allowing themselves to be viewed while working" and answering questions about what they're doing.

At least two other contenders with out-of-state operations are in the mix.

During that time, too, NATO began to conceive of "out-of-area" operations that went beyond defending its members.