Sentence examples for yearly operating from inspiring English sources

Ms. Thompson has previously estimated yearly operating costs at $8 million.

The yearly operating deficit had reached $14.5 million before the bankruptcy court filing.

Now, the museum must find 30% of its yearly operating costs.

Nearly half of its $1.5 million yearly operating budget -- $565,000 -- is paid for through local taxes.

Beeching claimed that "bad traffics", mainly on branch lines, created British Rail's yearly operating loss of £86.9m, which is about £1.3bn today – less than half the current subsidy.

The board of directors recently told the theater's management that it would need to reduce its yearly operating budget to $3.5 million from $4.5 million.

The agility of the control scheme subject to forecast 2020 electricity and carbon prices is shown to result in yearly net operating revenue of approximately 12% of the gross revenue.

Similarly, the accurate classification of patients into DRGs is important for Canadian hospitals in the negotiation of yearly global operating budgets with provincial governments.

The French and British governments and the Wellcome Trust will each donate $57 million over the next 7 years to build the machine, plus $10 million to $13 million yearly to operate it.

The reliability to operate the LF without failure during the yearly scheduled operation time is about 64%.

Boat U.S. figures show that the yearly cost of operating, maintaining and repairing or replacing boat equipment averages about $50 a foot.