Sentence examples for handled much more from inspiring English sources
"It could have been handled much more tactically," he said.
The problem with using ground turkey is it needs to handled much more carefully than ground beef.
It's art vs commerce again, and it's handled much more deftly than the first time it came up.
"After the Ball," also painted in 1998, is essentially another attempt at the same subject, this time handled much more effectively.
"We're designers — most of us hadn't really handled much more than an X-Acto knife before this summer," said Jason Hudspeth, a student project architect and a graduate of Parsons.
Shifting the Burden While moving the mentally ill from hospitals to nursing homes in New York and elsewhere is not a new idea, it had typically been handled much more haphazardly.
It's getting late, and Barker's increasingly hoarse voice can't handle much more talking.
The higher frequency standard would be able to handle much more data.
R.F.I.D., as the technology is known, can handle much more product data than standard bar codes.
As for the stock market, it really can't handle much more bad news.
In other words, the ground is already saturated — and it can't handle much more water.
