Sentence examples for handled as it from inspiring English sources

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said last year that the matter had not been "handled as it should have been".

There was only then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's bland acknowledgement to a House committee in 2007 that it was not "handled as it should have been".

He criticised the way the situation had been handled as it had caused panic and suggested the government should order clinics to remove and replace the implants at their cost and not the taxpayer's.

The Foot report is likely to suggest that tax havens should boost their balance sheets with new taxes, though this would have to be carefully handled as it could drive away businesses that are valuable to them.

While there are some, particularly the more hawkish Congressional Republicans, who say this war should essentially last forever, Mr. Obama told the world that the United States must return to a state in which counterterrorism is handled, as it always was before 2001, primarily by law enforcement and the intelligence agencies.

The announcement was badly handled as it lacked detail.

The State Senate's health committee plans to hold hearings on how the case was handled, as well it should.

This scenario could have been handled as ham-fistedly as it often is onscreen, with copious tears and anguish.

Its composition makes it difficult to handle as it is prone to oxidation and its strong smell is repelling to many.

But Iraq, whose financial dealings are handled through an escrow account, is not normally given such a large sum of money to handle as it wishes.

Well, the thymus gland or pancreas of a young animal is not as fun to handle as it is to eat.