Sentence examples for their operating environment from inspiring English sources

Their operating environment remains weak.

"It's been part of their operating environment for over 10 years," Dr. Elgart said.

New venture capital funds are investing in companies in Palestinian territories that have turned profits despite the challenges of their operating environment.

Though it is a common practice for businesses to provide advance warning of serious challenges in their operating environment, City's position on that last night was that the annual report is a statement about the club, rather than the football landscape it operates within.

Managers' perception of their operating environment interacts with the ways in which they organize and process information.

The integration of the in-vessel components (IVCs) must accommodate numerous constraints imposed by their operating environment, the requirements for precise alignment, high performance, reliability, and remote maintainability.

They often need to be reflective and adaptive, and may be probabilistic in their algorithms and/or their operating environments.

Furthermore, the construction of the sensors is such that they are completely biologically separate from their monitoring environment, and therefore, offer no possibility of contamination or other form of threat to their target operating environment, i.e. internal human tissue.

"Our stable outlook reflects our assessment that, on balance, the developments in monetary policy, financial supervision and market reform will help stabilise banks' operating environment, their liquidity and their capital, but could also pressure their profitability, asset quality and support assumptions, over the next 12-18 months," said Christine Kuo, vice-president and senior credit officer.

A comparative study commissioned by the World Bank in 2013 assessed how five well-performing water utilities located in different parts of the world aligned their organisational structures and management systems with their strategies and the operating environment.

One promising example of the extension of intention into SA is computational "sensemaking," or the process by which humans (or other reasoners) attach semantics and sentics to their observations of the operating environment in a parallel and dynamic way [35].