Sentence examples for dealing with the final from inspiring English sources

First, dealing with the final consumer is complex, takes time, and requires appropriate facilities and specific competences.

At the end, the design and sizing of the airliner fuselage section are presented based on pre-test simulations before dealing with the final drop test results and the corresponding post-test simulations.

He's -2, and simply not equipped mentally to deal with the final rounds of major tournaments.

The movie deals with the final 38 days of an infantry company's tour of duty when they're wondering who'll make it to the end.

Mr. de Ponfilly completed his film in 1998, so it does not deal with the final years of Massoud's life, when he led the Northern Alliance.

The parties only agreed to deal with the final status or core issues one other time apart from 2008 — in 1999 and 2000, during Bill Clinton's final years in the White House.

He believes he is better prepared to deal with the final exhausting meters of the 400, where, according to the world record-holder Michael Johnson, "your body is totally fatigued and wants to flop all over the track".

"Those are the ideas," says Jeyasingh, but having come direct from rehearsal, she knows there is a more immediate matter to deal with, the final and perhaps hardest part of the puzzle: "It has to work as dance".

Based on a libretto by Giulio Rospigliosi (who later became Pope Clement IX), the opera deals with the final days of St. Alexis, who abandoned his patrician household in pursuit of spiritual truths.

"I think we really have to just deal with the final days of this administration and wish them well and, if we can, wish the new administration well and give them an opportunity to demonstrate what they're going to do".

Here, we shall deal with the final considerations facing the surveyor at the end of his inspection.