Sentence examples for handling late from inspiring English sources

Citizens Advice has a good guide to handling late energy bills on its website.

The idea is that start-ups will focus on research, passing promising molecules on to bigger companies that are capable of handling late-stage clinical trials and marketing, the costs of which can run into the hundreds of millions of dollars.

The employees at the W didn't seem quite as eager to please -- no one even offered to take my bags to the room -- but the concierge's desk was uniformly hailed by guests for satisfying any whim, including faxing driving directions and handling late-arriving packages.

Jefferson replaced a rattled Jarrett Lee in Tuscaloosa, providing a wrinkle the Crimson Tide's defense couldn't handle late in the game, and has never looked back.

West Ham were denied a penalty when the ball struck defender Rafael's arm, before the hosts were awarded one when Jordan Spence handled late on.

The Hammers were denied a penalty when the ball struck United defender Rafael's arm, only for the hosts to be awarded one when Jordan Spence handled late on.

Allardyce's side were denied a penalty when the ball struck Rafael's arm, only for the hosts to be awarded one later when Jordan Spence handled late on.

If this ratio scales, Domuso could end up substantially changing the way many people handle late rent situations – considering the startup says that right now in the real estate industry only 1 to 2percentt of all rent is paid on credit.

Know how to handle late guests and other guest problems.

Save for crucial moments of decision, officials said he left the automotive task force he formed in February to work through sticking points with the participants, with its main leaders, the financiers Ron Bloom and Steven Rattner, handling the late-night phone calls.

The mass media proved completely incapable of handling this latest issue of race and racism in an objective, serious and thoughtful manner.