Sentence examples for superior operating from inspiring English sources

Miles vowed to put "good governance and superior operating processes at the heart of everything Wonga does" following a string of scandals at the company, including being censured by the regulator for sending threatening letters to its customers from fake law firms named after its employees.

Windows 10 is a far superior operating system than Windows 8, or Windows 8.1.

There are elements of Android that make it a far superior operating system than Chrome OS.

Both alkaline manganese and mercury batteries have a superior operating life to carbon-zinc batteries.

But on the anti-Microsoft angle, take it from someone who has spent the past 10 years selling a superior operating system and getting only 4percentt market share — as obsessions go, battling the Borg is waaay overrated.

Bulls on the stock point out that that WESCO continues to diversify its product lines, makes smart acquisitions and has a superior operating model compared to its rivals: selling, general and administrative expenses comprise 13% of sales versus 19% for peers.

And I agree with the fanboys: Android has evolved into a superior mobile operating system.

Despite recent developments, the WeChat-like opportunity for a Western company to create a superior social operating system remains wide open.

The prediction accuracy of the random forests algorithm was compared with a classical linear statistical method (penalized logistic regression), outperforming the latter substantially, with a superior receiver operating characteristic curve and a higher accuracy (89 vs. 72%).

Laser polishing of various engineered materials such as glass, silica, steel, nickel and titanium alloys, has attracted considerable interest in the last 20 years due to its superior flexibility, operating speed and capability for localised surface treatment compared to conventional mechanical based methods.

What on earth is Mr Jobs up to?In the 1980s, his crucial mistake was not to licence Apple's superior computer-operating system to other hardware makers as Microsoft did with its clunkier DOS and then Windows, ultimately becoming a virtual monopoly.