Sentence examples for was operating through from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was operating through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or method by which something is functioning or being carried out. Example: "The organization was operating through a network of volunteers to reach underserved communities."
Mr. Podolsky, who was operating through a corporation called Sky 4, agreed to pay $5.18 million.
These experiments demonstrate that the global translation arrest observed after the induction of VSG221 RNAi was operating through a block in translation initiation rather than translation elongation.
Finally, we estimated the relationship between DMI and the number of cholera cases using models adjusted for NINO3, SST, and SSH to clarify which component of the DMI cholera association was operating through factors associated with SST and SSH.
The interface was operated through a normal computer mouse using the right hand.
This includes promotion of the HASE Programme through contacts made in person and by email, text, mail and telephone and was operated through local community, sport delivery and public health stakeholder networks.
Several sellers purported to be operating through UK trading companies, but checks showed these firms had been dissolved, sometimes years earlier.
The hope now is that the genetic alterations driving those 1,000 different tumors are operating through only a limited number of genetic pathways that can be targeted by a more manageable number of drugs.
"Our sense is this network is operating through Iranian territory with the knowledge and at least the acquiescence of Iranian authorities," the official said in a conference call with reporters.
"Our conference is operating through consultation and discussion, and I expect we'll be talking about restoring some additional tax brackets for upper-income New Yorkers as well as a lot of other options".
Dzeko ran hard, but City always tend to look more dangerous when Agüero is operating through the middle, and they ought to be disappointed that they could not do more to trouble Manuel Neuer in the Bayern goal.
Allen's film comes across as a kind of fast-moving fever-dream – appropriately enough, given the swelling tide of fantasy that Thomas instils in the drama: everyone, and everything, is operating through a sweaty film of lust or delusion.
