Sentence examples for throughout its system from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hollingsworth said CSX had fixed the problems and improved vegetation control throughout its system.

THE CHALLENGE Facing declining sales throughout its system, the chain sought a new marketing strategy in the depths of the recession.

Amtrak, which receives about 1percentt of all federal transportation spending, needs an immediate infusion of cash to beef up security throughout its system and to accelerate much-needed capital improvements along the Northeast corridor, where its fast trains are hampered by antique infrastructure.

And an effort to be announced on Monday by a big New York regional hospital group may be the most ambitious effort of this type yet — a sizable investment intended as a linchpin in the group's $400 million commitment to digitize patient records throughout its system, including 13 hospitals.

RIKEN is also pursuing an action plan to prevent future lapses in research ethics throughout its system.

With its war room, which allows the company to control energy throughout its system, Hewlett-Packard can reduce its power use by 20% within minutes, which puts the company at the bottom of the list for blackouts.

The new operating system scheduled to be released in the second half of 2006, will integrate tools for Really Simple Syndication throughout its operating system, allowing users to use and update content from the Web seamlessly in their e-mail messages, word processing, spreadsheet and calendar.

Frequently, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) conducts surveys throughout its highway system to determine the volume of traffic utilizing it.

After helping derail two recent attempts by competitors to increase airline fares, Northwest Airlines itself raised round-trip fares today throughout its domestic system.

** Leo's body belonged, Ralph tells him, to a Los Angeles homosexual who suffered from clinical depression and killed himself with carbon monoxide; but the fascinating idea of a haunted body, whose previous tenant makes himself felt throughout its nervous system and utmost cells, fades away as la dolce vita, still a heady topic for Kureishi, takes over the narrative.

Leo's body belonged, Ralph tells him, to a Los Angeles homosexual who suffered from clinical depression and killed himself with carbon monoxide; but the fascinating idea of a haunted body, whose previous tenant makes himself felt throughout its nervous system and utmost cells, fades away as la dolce vita, still a heady topic for Kureishi, takes over the narrative.