Sentence examples for issues to handle from inspiring English sources

Yet combating such crimes seems to be among the easier Internet issues to handle.

And now that he's no longer with the Browns, Manziel has other issues to handle.

As Agassi exited from the stadium to sympathetic applause, he waved, signed an autograph and briskly departed like a man with more important issues to handle.

It meets every morning, and on Friday it had several new and continuing issues to handle: A Pakistan official said that $550 had been stolen from his room at the athletes' village; reports of blocked toilets at the swimming venue; poor quality of food for volunteers; and airspace restrictions hindering television helicopters from covering the marathon and road cycling events.

There are two issues to handle delayed reward and uncertainty.

Uber does have some localization issues to handle — India is extremely price sensitive and many consumers still prefer to book over the phone, for example — but money talks.

It has over the years been a disturbing issue to handle most especially in developing countries.

Data collection and capturing from sensors, users, electronic data readers and many others pose the first issue to handle as the volume rapidly grows.

In many companies this is a very difficult issue to handle, particularly in public companies where the total value of the company is entirely dependent on the value of the stock.

Nonetheless, a signal decomposition grounded on matching pursuit does not necessarily provide the same number of t f atoms for each recording, hence the multidimensional reduction arises as an additional issue to handle dynamic features of different lengths.

For Moscow, this is a difficult issue to handle, behind the ritual nod-and-wink denials.