Sentence examples for lead handling from inspiring English sources
Dr. Ty said that whatever missteps Newark makes in its lead handling does not particularly surprise her, given what she knows about the city's government.
Induced activity, dose rate and shielding computations showed that replacing cobalt-base alloys with nickel-base alloys for hardfacing of components would result in a marked reduction in both the dose rate from the components and the thickness of lead handling flasks.
Acute exposure to lead, by chewing on a lead toy, for example, or repetitive exposure to lead by handling toys that contain it, can lead to severe neurological and behavioral problems.
The productivity of outstanding inside lawyers — their ability to lead, handle and join teams on many issues — can result in a smaller total legal spend (inside plus outside) for the company.
Romney has a six-percentage-point lead on handling the economy itself.
"Peter's enjoying his 15 minutes," said Richard Bowerman, the lead lawyer handling the case for the firm.
These features lead to handling a huge number of degrees of freedom (DOFs) while keeping tight manoeuvring ability of highly redundant manipulators as illustrated with several examples.
Another series of innovations gave I.B.M. the technology lead in handling silicon germanium, a material especially suited for making the kind of compact, high-performance chips for handling radio signals used in cell phones and other wireless communications devices.
As it happens, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan were the lead banks handling Facebook's initial public offering last May, a deal that was widely criticized as the social network's stock fell in the following months.
The Conservatives will also be concerned that much of their long-term lead on handling the economy appears to have been eroded by the noise around the budget, as much as the overall state of the economy.
Sophie Kennedy Clark is tremendous in the lead role, handling the surrealism with aplomb and managing to inject her scenes with a sense of plausibility and realness that could easily have been lost in the carnage.
