Sentence examples for to operate for a while from inspiring English sources

Even if China did cut off crude oil supplies, North Korea — particularly its military — would be able to operate for a while, Mr. Hayes said.

(There is some evidence that in the Caucasus as in the former Central Asian republics, Moscow allowed foreign Islamists to operate for a while as mentioned in Ahmad Rashid's book "Jihad In Central Asia").

As a result, we had the freedom to operate for a long period of time, while the people in the company figured out how to make it work.

"Interim clearance is simply to allow people to operate for a short time in their jobs while they await a full check, but if you get red flags in that interim clearance process, then it means that you shouldn't have that interim clearance," he added.

"They went in front of a judge who viewed bankruptcy as an institution for saving firms, so they were allowed to operate for quite a while," Ms. White said.

"Any of us who have built things that operate for a while with any great success know that you don't usually get it right in the first iteration," Jassy notes.

Last week the Coalition shifted slightly, saying it would allow the new model to operate for one year, until 2015, while it negotiated a new system.

"Fossil fuel companies will, in all likelihood, continue to operate for many years to come while we decarbonize the world economy," Mulvey said.

"The problem was that for these vendors in Central Park, the work is very seasonal, and the way M&T operated for a while was to have the people work longer hours during the heart of the season and lesser hours during the low period and not at all during the coldest months," Mr. Tully said.

Run your race at your own pace and don't compare your beginning stages to an established brand that has been operating for a while.

"But rather than pushing the 'pedal to the metal' from the beginning, we see great value in operating for a while where we are now," he said.