Sentence examples for for successfully handling from inspiring English sources
You have been responsible for successfully handling two of the most controversial issues with which this Government has dealt.
General Salangi has won praise from Western and Afghan officials for successfully handling insurgent attacks in the capital.
This old port city in the nation's most populous swing state won the Republican convention with its finest offerings -- beaches, big venues, and a well-earned reputation for successfully handling major events like the Super Bowl.
You have been responsible for successfully handling two of the most controversial issues with which this government has dealt.
The executives from 60 countries and 33 industries believe that instilling creativity in their organizations is the key factor for successfully handling the challenges facing businesses today: changing regulations, evolving industries, incredible data accumulation and quickly changing customer preferences.
Federal courts have a long record of successfully handling complex terrorism cases.
Even using more sophisticated approaches it seems unlikely that machines will be able to successfully handle NER for classical Chinese in the near future.
Instead, we're looking for the words of parents who successfully handled the question of raising teenagers to drink responsibly as adults — or those who muffed it, and think they know where they went wrong.
The work shows that much of the problems presented initially for the belt microphones have been successfully handled through the various signal processing techniques developed.
For although the general Aristotelian stance towards universals successfully handles the inconsistencies quite obviously generated by a naïve Platonist ontology, it gives rise precisely to these further problems of its own.
(Site B, FG #3) The ambiguity of what might be a trigger was a significant source of stress for many participants, with some seeking to find strategies to successfully handle the uncertainty and its potential repercussions.
