Sentence examples for vital operations from inspiring English sources
Its American rival Exxon is fierce about keeping to high technical standards, Shell prides itself on its solid engineering – but BP has long been about outsourcing vital operations (the Deepwater Horizon rig that exploded was owned and operated by another firm), doing big deals (taking over Amoco, for instance) and trading.
None of the biggest firms says that it has been unable to complete vital operations.
Figuring out which switches lead to vital operations — the security system, for instance — may take time to figure out.
Inherent uncertainties and risks in the economic environment are diffused to all vital operations of a supply chain network (SCN).
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt told MPs that the planned strike would have meant up to 20,000 patients seeing "vital operations" cancelled.
In January, Rogers asserted that the report concluded that most of the documents Snowden took "concern vital operations of the US Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force".
Brian L. Mizer, suggested that Mr. Hamdan, during interrogations in late 2001 and early 2002, might have helped in the hunt for Mr. bin Laden or in some other vital operation.
If you're about to have a vital operation, you don't want to know your surgeon has been learning "on the job" for the past three months.
Separation of gas liquid mixture, which is achieved by using either large gravity separators or compact separators is a common and vital operation in the petroleum industry.
Johnson said: "I was hugely impressed by the work done by British troops as part of this Nato mission and I believe there is still a lot the UK could contribute to this vital operation".
But Israel's defence minister, Shaul Mofaz, dismissed growing criticism from the EU, the UN and Britain over the mounting civilian casualties in Rafah and said the assault would continue because it is "a necessary and vital operation for the security of the state of Israel... This operation is vital and will continue as long as needed.
