Sentence examples for able to handle its from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kanaan, the I.M.F.'s mission chief for the West Bank and Gaza, said that the growing institutional maturity of the Palestinian Authority made it better able to handle its fiscal crisis.

But it proved more than able to handle its mission of routing the Georgians.

Energy experts and some state officials feel that while New Jersey has been able to handle its energy supply better than other states, it still faces many of the same difficulties: Increasing costs driven by rising natural gas prices, lack of choices for customers and uncertainty about future rates.

If Friendster had been able to handle its growth, MySpace may never have gotten the space it needed to become the 1 billion plus page views per day behemoth it is today.

Ideally the music wants a more refined French-style tenor, someone better able to handle its soaring pianissimo flights.

But dressing a first lady for the inauguration is a momentous occasion, and many designers have not been able to handle its weight.

He said: "I always liked Dreiser but when I began looking at the material in the archive in Pennsylvania, just to be able to handle it, with its coffee stains, scribbled marginalia, to see the decisions of the writer.

Will we be able to handle it?

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Yet he seems able to handle it.