Sentence examples for handle expansion from inspiring English sources
People Express, Muse Air, Presidential, Tower Air, Kiwi International they all failed spectacularly or were merged out of existence because, for one reason or another, they couldn't handle expansion.
Elsewhere in Central America, Burger King entered in a deal with another of its franchises, the Beboca Group of Panama, to create a new corporate entity to handle expansion and logistics in the LAC region which until this time had no centralized operations group.
The company's earnings can grow 28percentt a year over the next three to five years, he said, partly because management is handling expansion effectively.
"How we can scale our direct investing so it continues to be meaningful in a fund that's doubled its size is a challenge," says David Denison, CPP's boss.Another challenge is handling expansion into more volatile emerging markets.
Homeland Security officials insist those cases are rare, and say they are confident the system can handle the expansion.
In a board meeting on Thursday morning, the directors were told that a board committee had selected the design firm Diller Scofidio & Renfro to handle the expansion and to help determine whether to keep any of the existing structure.
The agreement is the third in as many months between institutions in Grenoble and India, with a fourth collaboration said to be in the works.To handle the expansion, the university has set up an office in New Delhi, where it has received considerable support from the French embassy.
That will help reduce the flaring in the short term, but much more infrastructure will be needed to handle new expansion: fewer than 10 percent of the oil wells that more than 25 companies plan to drill in the Bakken have been completed.
Plans to invest in two new plants, in the U.S. and Hungary, to handle this expansion.
But you may no longer have enough staff to handle an expansion of your business.
It's a big departure from how small e-commerce companies typically handle international expansion.
