Sentence examples for handling a large from inspiring English sources

Ghanaians know that a resource bonanza can be dangerous and politicians may get greedy, so administrators are now being trained in handling a large influx of oil revenues.

When handling a large group of people like an orchestra, he added, things can get out of hand if they are treated leniently.

San Antonio's immigration courts, which like Denver's are handling a large number of unaccompanied children and detained families, also have seen the cancellations of all non-detainee hearings, which are not considered priority.

Health officials will also work closely with hospitals and other health care providers to prepare for handling a large influx of patients in the event of a large-scale emergency.

And since mobile operators are used to handling a large number of small transactions, their systems can handle such transactions at around a tenth of the cost of a bank or credit-card transaction.

As if levitating, it smoothly lifted off and tried to jet over my head, but slowly enough that I could catch it gently in midair — like handling a large bird, albeit one with eight sticky tentacles.

Furloughs often mean fewer workers handling a larger load.

"Employees will be working longer hours, handling a larger workload, while being paid the same salary," she says.

Significant correlations involving these structures suggest that larger body size resulting from sexual selection has placed demands on brain structures involved in handling a larger body.

Consider wearing gloves when handling a larger praying mantis, as their feet can hurt your hands and arms.

Cantor's electronic system handles a large volume of trades in Treasuries, although there are competing systems.