Sentence examples for handle more effectively from inspiring English sources

Patten said there were areas Ofcom might be able to handle more effectively or efficiently than the BBC Trust, and that he didn't want to "spend the next four years talking endlessly about governance".

The National Audit Office wrote a scathing report in 2007, which said the taxpayer could have got "tens of millions" more if the sale had been handled more effectively.

It is a complicated issue involving cost, services and guidelines about providing services in the least restrictive environment that the board majority says can be handled more effectively and less expensively in Ramapo.

Mr. Breschard says he has no bone to pick with the town, but thinks that issues like the policing of illegal renters would be handled more effectively at the local level.

The drug war stigmatizes and dehumanizes people who use drugs, responding with punishment to an issue that could be handled more effectively by the public health sector.

As for the T-shirt incident, Martin said that she was "not apprised" of the case when it occurred, but admitted that the situation "could have been handled more effectively" and "more could have been done".

Note also that the poison was apparently not followed by thoracic puncture, although this issue is admittedly handled more effectively in Act V. (See also comments under 'Protections for Human Subjects').

But forget about adding another mentally taxing task: The work also reveals that the brain can't effectively handle more than two complex, related activities at once.

Once computers and bandwidth began to handle streaming more effectively, services popped up: Muxtape, blip.fm, imeem.

Another assessment of Mr. Baldwin was offered by the poet Langston Hughes, who observed, "Few American writers handle words more effectively in the essay form than James Baldwin.

To help family members handle money more effectively.