Sentence examples for handled less than from inspiring English sources
Even though it handled less than 1% of the cheese sold in America, its prices were used to set terms for private contracts throughout the land.
In Shelter Island, Hannah Dinkel of Frederick L. Dinkel Real Estate said that her firm had handled less than a quarter of the rentals it did in 2000: the number has dropped from 46 last year to 10 this year.
Mr. Knee said his company handled less than 3 million square feet in industrial transactions two years ago, while last year it handled 7.3 million square feet -- including two of the largest industrial property deals: the sale of the 945,000-square-foot former Electrolux plant in Edison and the leasing of a 233,000-square-foot headquarters in Bedminster to Dendrite.
To say the situation has been handled less than justly is an understatement; add to this the inconvenient truth that the rightful owners of all of the land in question in a broader historical sense are undoubtedly Native American in the first place, and the unfairness comes into sharp focus.
How, then, to handle less-than-heroic moments?
Other studies [129, 131, 132] have discussed problems in how the implemented tools handle less-than-ideal data such as very low or very high dimensional vectors.
Once finished, the highway is projected to handle less than half the traffic the current viaduct handles, in part because tolls will be charged — they are expected to be as high as $4 — and are likely to prompt many drivers to use free routes.
All these points culminate to a technology which is desired when handling less than desirable fuels [1, 2, 3].
(The US equivalent would be $1.4 trillion/year. By contrast, PayPal handles less than $100 billion/year worldwide, of which mobile-phone payments are but a small fraction).
How does a website launch on a day when the technical team thinks it can handle less than one-tenth of the demand?
For small medium foundries (handling less than 2,000 t per month of good casting), cold blast cupolas (which uses the blast at atmospheric pressure and at normal environmental temperature) are common.
