Sentence examples for record of operating from inspiring English sources

"For Augusta, a company that has no track record of operating any kind of mine, to use an experimental technique is problematic," he added.

This is because they tend to be long-term investors (unlike private-equity firms) and have a good record of operating abroad (unlike investors from China or the Gulf the only other people with money these days).

In particular, they pointed to Mr. Kissinger's record of operating in secrecy and accusations about his involvement in incidents like the 1973 coup in Chile that toppled the Socialist government of Dr. Salvador Allende.

"The voters and the political system are going to look for men and women who have a track record of operating in the public sector with a set of values that serves the public interest rather than private interests," he said.

We include only firms with a five-year record of operating profitability and return on equity.

More Chinese companies would have made our list the country is home to three of the world's six largest companies by market value but we include only companies with a five-year record of operating profitability and return on equity.

They wrote to Mr. Annan that some of the participants -- the letter cited Nike, Shell and Rio Tinto, the British-Australian mining company -- had poor records of operating abroad and did not deserve to be United Nations partners.

It is shown theoretically, and partly confirmed by the analysis of (unfortunately incomplete) data from two paper mills over many years, that accurate prediction of remaining bearing life requires: (a) enough vibration measurements, (b) numerate records of operating conditions, (c) better discrimination between frequencies in the spectrum and (d) correlation of (b) and (c).

The main limitation of the study is the incompleteness of the existing records of operating characteristics of power lines in the past.

The total number of hip fractures, confirmed by review of medical records and logbooks of operating theatres, showed that the NPR database had over-estimated the number of fractures by 19%, whereas local electronic databases had both over- and under-estimated [ 11].

The continental shelf in the eastern English Channel preserves a record of processes operating from Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 6 to MIS 1. Planar and channelised erosion surfaces were formed by fluvial incision during lowstands or relative sea-level fall.