Sentence examples for Handle ever from inspiring English sources

Yet at some point the economies of scale are bound to run aground on the cost of upgrading ports to handle ever larger vessels.

Personal computers had long relied on increasing clock speeds, measured in megahertz (MHz) or gigahertz (GHz), which correlates to the number of computations the CPU calculates per second, in order to handle ever more complex tasks.

The process industries never stay still for very long, and keeping up with the demands of a market that has to handle ever increasing temperatures and more aggressive substances pumped under higher pressure is far from easy.

In its report, the council said the climate panel was "successful overall, but [that] IPCC needs to fundamentally reform its management structure and strengthen its procedures to handle ever larger and increasingly complex climate assessments as well as the more intense public scrutiny".

With the rapid increase of computational power, scientists could handle ever more complex models, and in particular models far too complex to be managed with pencil and paper.

She listens to the birds, "I find that the birds are the best twitter handle ever.

That is because their networks are constantly being expanded to handle ever-greater peak periods.

Since the planet can't handle ever-increasing numbers of gasoline-consuming, CO2-emitting vehicles, it follows, Carson and Vaitheeswaran argue, that a radically new kind of car will have to be invented.

Cranes and scaffolding now dominate the central skyline, reminders that the city is undergoing a massive state-run expansion to be able to handle ever-increasing numbers of annual pilgrims in the future.

It fetches only $8 on the black market, which flourished after 2011 when Ms Fernández throttled foreign-currency dealings.In this section Careful now Open the floodgates Diminished hopes Cracking the shells Low bill Outlaw economics ReprintsThis erosion of the peso's value means that banks must handle ever-growing volumes of cash.

Apple is building out massive data centers, suggesting it's doing its best to ensure cloud-based services like Siri can handle ever-growing traffic.