Sentence examples for handled further from inspiring English sources

A novelty in our set-up was that the CDs remain at the requesting department and are uploaded to a central service at the radiology department, where they are handled further for inclusion into the normal workflow.

A full-time research team, based in New York, handled further requests for information ranging from the ethnic minority of a neighbourhood to videos of traffic patterns.

"A loss on confidence in the integrity of how the case is being handled further erodes the fabric of trust in the criminal justice system and those sworn to work on behalf of the public," the clergymen said.

Establishing the firm in York Street and handling further libraries over the years, he went into partnership with George Leigh in 1767.

"There will be a message," she said, "about how the board is going to handle this application and how it is going to handle further consolidations".

So for homeowners departing early, it is a good idea to make sure decks and roofs aren't overloaded with snow and can handle further accumulation.

Microsoft and the government have failed to settle the long-running antitrust case on their own, and a federal judge is expected to name a mediator early next week to handle further negotiations, a person close to the talks said.

To improve the ride and handling further, Ford installed larger shock absorbers, and it made 15-inch wheels standard on all versions except the ST, which has 16-inchers.

Microsoft and the government have failed to settle the long-running antitrust case on their own, and a federal judge is expected to name a mediator to handle further negotiations early next week, a person close to the talks said yesterday.

It has software that lets GE's purchasers specify whom they want their request for bids to go to and what sort of information, such as drawings, to include; the software then manages the bids as they come back, eliminating low bidders and handling further rounds, finally notifying the bidders of the outcome.

Finally, some, like Cincinnati or Kansas City, are precariously teetering and are not well equipped to handle further downturn.