Sentence examples for prospect of operating from inspiring English sources

"The prospect of operating that facility will keep a lot of people in the game," said Michael J. Pollack, managing director of Spectrum Gaming Group, a consultant.

Facing the prospect of operating indefinitely without slot machines, the Maryland Jockey Club intends to eliminate live racing at Laurel Park and run a 40-day spring meet at Pimlico wrapped around the Preakness.

This paper is concerned with the role of cultural heritage in coastal areas, including land belts and coastal marine waters in the prospect of operating sustainable development-aimed strategies.

The horrors of war occur offstage in "The Silver Tassie," but O'Casey does include a scene in which two middle-aged men are reduced to, as one of them puts it, "hot and quivery" wrecks at the prospect of operating a telephone.

Still, the company is bullish on the prospect of operating in the Bay Area, a place which has huge demand for airport rentals.

But the Conservatives have demanded that Labour also rule out any prospect of operating as a minority government and relying on SNP support on a vote-by-vote basis.

Demand Media's offering also faces questions about its prospects, given the company's string of operating losses.

The brightest prospects were drugs, which accounted for only about 20% of domestic sales but as much as 40% of operating profits.

Beyond that, the prospect of modifying operating systems (including testing and deploying them) in the time remaining is daunting.

Ryanair repeated its warnings to the European parliament this week that there was a real prospect of no flights operating between the EU and UK for a period in 2019.

Wherever legal, expect more such mergers there were nine sizable ones last year as companies adjust to a market that does not see any early prospect of 2,000 rigs operating again.Starved of profits, the big oil-service companies are drawing on their cash reserves, stashed away in balmier days, to see them through.