Sentence examples for failures to handle from inspiring English sources

The lengthy statement distributed by the company in September sought to diminish extensive media reporting, Senate inquiries and independent investigations that have highlighted systemic abuse and failures to handle serious incidents at the Nauru and Manus detention centres.

With no failure to handle so far, Chamberlain has a grip on success.

The initial failure to handle the Christmas bombing story was another misstep.

Chase's failure to handle a difficult low pass conceded the possession for the Robins' second.

And investigators identified "numerous instances" in which it said the county's failure to handle medical treatment properly "likely contributed to preventable deaths, amputation, hospitalizations and unnecessary harm".

Some Wall Street analysts have pointed to specific problems that Starbucks needs to tackle, from a lack of new products to a failure to handle morning traffic adequately in crowded stores.

The idea that Rangers had gone to the top of the league on the back of a series of easy fixtures was lent some substance by their failure to handle what could be considered their first serious test.

The Classic would represent a bet to nothing for So You Think, in that failure to handle dirt would not take a cent off his stud value, whereas success would introduce him to a lucrative new market.

However, Adam Samuel is not so sympathetic to the big banks and points to a fine levied this month on the Co-op Bank for, as the regulator, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) puts it: "Failure to handle PPI complaints fairly".

An example of the failure to handle it successfully is the common practice of lining a street with alternate specimens of two quite different trees, as pines and cherries, which merely cancel each other out.

Scarman's inquiry, which was given added urgency by the rioting which flared again across the country in July of the same year, was fundamentally about the police failure to handle riots which resulted from oppressive policing, the collapse of consent and the failure of competence in dealing with conflict and public disorder.