Sentence examples for worth of operating from inspiring English sources
It is highly recommended that you raise at least a year's worth of operating funds before you begin your operations.
Six months earlier, Bard had had monthly liquidity of $7.1 million — equal to just two weeks' worth of operating costs.
I feel that a month's worth of operating funds, or about $160,000, is a nice amount to have on hand.
While diffuse, the cost would cover renovations – now finished at a price tag of $94m – and up to a decade's worth of operating subsidies and capital payments – starting at $11.5m a year.
As a result, Colorado will tighten its licensing standards to require that agencies maintain two months' worth of operating costs in reserves and prohibit them from charging an entire adoption fee up front, said Liz McDonough, a department spokeswoman.
Of that amount, $100 million will be used for the endowment, $60 million for five years' worth of operating funds, $14 million for capital improvements and $6 million for the reserve fund, center officials said.
What the jet saved executives in time was worth the cost of operating and maintaining it, said Jamey Friedman, a principal with Hapco.
— They were accused of flooding the streets with millions of dollars' worth of heroin, operating a major distribution ring that extended from Brooklyn to Suffolk County.
There they cobbled together an office out of six apartments, stringing makeshift wiring in tubes along the building's roof to connect their more than $1 million worth of equipment, operated 24 hours during projects by the staff of eight.
The influence of operating conditions and reactor geometry on mixing is also evaluated and a scale-up criterion for CIJRs is developed, showing that scaling up by means of CFD is a practicable path, worth of further investigation.
One complicating factor in Ambac's plan is the potential fate of $7 billion worth of net operating losses, which the company described as a valuable tax asset that could be lost as part of a reorganization plan.
