Sentence examples for handled so that from inspiring English sources

The problem with the movie isn't that there's too much going on but that the abundance is often clumsily handled, so that it feels crowded and hectic rather than rich and fascinating.

Often, the couplings that emerged from these interactions were discreetly handled, so that the first hint that the two people involved were any more than casual office acquaintances came with a wedding announcement or an ugly scene in the hall.

The report stated that "there remain some outstanding issues" to be addressed, adding that lessons from police investigations, legal advice and trials need to be better handled "so that trends in criminal behaviour or professional shortcomings can be quickly identified and remedied".

According to the statement from The White House, consumers should have a right to control how their personal information is handled so that businesses can maintain their trust and continue to grow.

In a practical system, however, this could be handled so that the victim user sends a silence request (SR) and the selected TBF weight information (for interference mitigation) whenever the strength of the cross-link is high, and the interfering FAP decides on the interference mitigation strategy to be applied independently (i.e., based on the requirements of the FUE that it serves).

We've all already heard about blowjobs, anal and condoms by the time a qualified adult deigns it appropriate to talk to us about them, and I'm not saying those lessons aren't important, but what's more important is when and how they're handled so that kids actually pick up some useful tips.

Before you get involved in another relationship, learn what you can handle so that the relationship and your kids have a chance to flourish and prosper.

Slade added: "He's started to do some handling, so that's pleasing as well to have him back".

The device has a U-shaped handle so that adaptation of the device will not interfere with the soft tissue to be removed and has holes to be fixed on the mandible with screws.

The surgical device to guide the direction of mandibular resection (dotted line) had a U-shaped handle so that adaptation of the device would not interfere with the soft tissue to be removed and had holes (arrow) to be fixed on the mandible with screws.

The surgical device to guide the direction of mandibular resection had a U-shaped handle so that adaptation of the device would not interfere with the soft tissue to be removed and had holes to be fixed on the mandible with screws (Fig. 6c).