Sentence examples for part-time operations from inspiring English sources

There's no shortage of farms that could use his help, from the midsize family farm in Iowa to part-time operations trying to eke out a profit, as the census makes clear.

The Agriculture Department came out with its Census of Agriculture last week, and the headline was that the number of farms increased by 4percentt from 2002 to 2007, with most of the new farms being small, part-time operations.

The SFL currently operates three leagues of 10, with the majority of its clubs running part-time operations.

There was a time when Stephen Moldow, a vice president of a financial services company, saw his voluntary, part-time operation of an unofficial community Web site as a public service -- providing minutes of borough meetings, announcements and an electronic bulletin board where residents could vent about local issues.

An existing rival is Cryptome, founded in 1996 as a part-time "amateur operation" by John Young and Deborah Natsios, two New York architects with libertarian leanings.

The TIN's federal financing plummeted from €4 million a year, about $5 million, to zero, forcing it to fire about 70 full- and part-time staff, halt operations and close the museum indefinitely.

Local mosquito control departments, without federal resources, will maintain wildly disparate resources, leaving some cities and towns with world-class virology laboratories and others with part-time, one-man operations expected to spray for a mosquito less susceptible to the controls which dominated the past two decades.

The "hobby loss" appellation can arise anywhere, but prime candidates are part-time farmers, horse operations, and race car drivers.

Ms. Ford's clients had no idea they were speaking to a part-time, one-person operation.

(Alex and Vasily continue to support the operations part-time, but are not day-to-day).

Our second point here is focussed on the way teams with part-time doctors structure their co-operation.