Sentence examples for ideally handle from inspiring English sources

Ms. von Tobel declined to say how many customers the advisers, most of whom work from home, would ideally handle at full throttle.

Instead of making tree reconstruction the key objective of historical linguistics, we need quantitative methods that can deal with borrowings and – ideally – handle both vertical and lateral transmission.

He took lessons in Modena from the tenor Arrigo Pola before moving on to Ettore Campogalliani in Mantua, an experienced repetiteur and voice coach who absolutely understood the way in which Italian tenor singing ideally handles the passagio.

He took lessons in Modena from a tenor, Arrigo Pola, before moving on to Ettore Campogalliani in Mantua, an experienced repetiteur and voice coach who understood fully the way in which Italian tenor singing ideally handles the passagio - the part of the voice above top G.

"There's such a thing as a shovel that is too long or too short," he said, adding that ideally, the handle of the shovel should be such that the shovel can be used while the person using it is standing up fairly straight.

Analysis of trials with missing outcome data should ideally be handled with intention to treat (ITT) rather than per protocol (PP) analysis.

Ideally, while handling a neoadjuvant chemotherapy specimen, the pathologist should have access to the pre- and post-treatment imaging findings so they know the number of tumour foci and their site and size.

Dr. Besser served from 2005 until January as the director of the Coordinating Office for Terrorism Preparedness and Emergency Response, making him ideally suited to handle health emergencies.

As an experienced champion of contemporary music, the Arditti String Quartet — then comprising the violinists Irvine Arditti and Graeme Jennings, the violist Garth Knox and the cellist Rohan de Saram — was ideally equipped to handle the challenges of the work.

The circuit exploited the high speed of electrons in graphene, something that may also make graphene ideally suited to handle the high frequencies of mobile phone transmissions – both in the receiver and in generating the signal to send out to the base station.

Microfluidic systems are ideally suited to handle and analyze such bead libraries with high precision and at minute volume scales; however, the challenge of introducing bead suspensions into devices before they sediment usually confounds microfluidic handling and analysis.