Sentence examples for troublesome operations from inspiring English sources

Troublesome operations in Ireland and commercial banking were also improving, with impairment charges on bad debts falling by 9% to £1.2bn.

In some instances, moving troublesome operations offshore while keeping them in-house makes more sense.

The overall analysis time was shortened from 24 h to less than 1 h, and troublesome operations could be substantially limited.

His CV makes a reference to his mysterious one year's absence from BZW, the troublesome operation which was another source of reputation-battering stuff for the bank and ultimately the root of Taylor's sudden departure.

Before outsourcing that costly and troublesome operation, consider its size.

The revocation of compromised sensor nodes is also a necessary but troublesome operation.

Below group level, Derbyshire's exit will complete a purge of senior management at debt-laden Thomas Cook's troublesome UK operations in Peterborough.

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are increasingly using bioabsorbable devices because they eliminate the need for troublesome second operations to remove metal devices.

Although this technique was employed by the Curies to isolate radium it never became widely used because it entailed a lengthy and troublesome sequence of operations: partial freezing, separation of the crystals from the unfrozen liquid, remelting, and recombining with other fractions.

He is embarking on a review of all the bank's operations – including its troublesome Ulster operations in Ireland and the already-scaled back investment bank – which will be announced in February.

He had three operations on his troublesome right knee last year and missed most of the 2005 season.