Sentence examples for will have operating from inspiring English sources

THE company's Latin American operations, excluding Mexico, will have operating losses of about $7 million this year on sales of about $250 million, the third consecutive year of losses.

"But coming out of a bad year, owners of real estate will have operating leverage".

By the end of 2007, Rush forecasts that the company will have operating income in the sense of earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation on $15 million in sales.

* Correction: A previous version of this story omitted the caveat that this is the first time a winged aircraft of any stripe will have operated at such an altitude in sustained, level flight.

As a result, by 2019, the external provider will have operated this outsourced commissioning service for 10 years with no mechanisms in place to develop skills within the NHS.

It has been traditionally defined G1 G3 by several systems based upon cell anaplasia and while this WHO definition and those from 1979 and 1992 will have operated during this period, separate systems were accepted by North America and Scandinavia as well.

Any evolutionary processes aimed at increasing the stability of the enzyme (in terms of producing a more folded structure) will have operated on the DHFR.NADPH complex rather than on apo DHFR, thus offering an explanation for the lower stability of the partially unfolded apo DHFR.

Cottam started operating in 1969 and is capable of powering around 3.7m homes, though in recent years it will have been operating well below its maximum capacity.

The Dallas offense will have trouble operating in the Colts' noisy RCA Dome.

If the numbers persist, that population will have problems operating at full potential in the Texas of the future.

He has increased the number from seven to 11, and says he will have them operating in 20 cities next year.