Sentence examples for handles because the from inspiring English sources

IN 1572 the Privy Council of Elizabeth I, the queen of England, refused to grant patent protection to new knives with bone handles because the improvement was marginal.

And we're tactfully, gracefully handled because Bedford knows that the traveler is "a bundle of wants at the mercy of his environment".

Plutonium is easy to handle because the radiation it gives off is persistent but relatively weak.

True, turnout was light and easy to handle because the contests were for low-level offices.

Never use a file without a handle because the bare tang, the tapered, handle end, can cause injury.

"Isis is impossible for the Tunisian authorities to handle because the threat is mainly based in Libya," says David Thomson, a Paris-based terrorism expert.

The new independent investigation will not examine how these allegations were handled because the complainants were satisfied that Verity had resigned, she said.

In a note today, Goldman , Sachssaid it was stunning to see "the extraordinary way in which the warning was (mis)handled" because the suspension of Marconi shares meant that other companies in the same sector took the hit.

This isn't true most of these trade-offs are in fact easy for them to handle, because the outcome is as predetermined as a river's path through a well-worn valley.

In the case of delayed equations, this formula is difficult to handle because the semigroup T should act on non-continuous functions as shown by the formula U t = T ( t ) ϕ + ∫ 0 t T ( t − s ) [ X 0 G ( U s ) ] d s, where X 0 = 0 if θ < 0 and X 0 ( 0 ) = 1.

Both of those things may be true, but Brunei's is a feudal rule that people can handle, because the benefits of living there seem to far outweigh the negatives.  .