Sentence examples for mishandle them from inspiring English sources

Most of the personages currently exposed have little in common except the compulsion or determination of their biographers to manhandle or mishandle them in the interests of revising history, producing journalism, promoting an ideology, feeding personal pique or making a dollar.

They also note that younger kids are more likely to mishandle them, endangering themselves and others.

Sometimes samples get lost - usually because they are left lying in theater for quite a long time and someone else can mishandle them.

It was its own experience in mishandling them, chiefly the floods of 1998 and the Sars epidemic in 2003.

In July he said that the privatisation of public monopolies should cease because governments are mishandling them.

The head of the competition regulator and a former advocate of privatisation has called for the privatisation of public monopolies to stop because the government is mishandling them.

The chief executive, Keith Best, said: "This entire episode – both the allegations and the government's mishandling of them – has further tarnished the UK's reputation as a country that believes in human rights, justice, fairness and the rule of law.

John Whittingdale, chairman of the culture, media and sport select committee, told BBC Breakfast that George Entwistle would recognise he had to deal with the concerns quickly because the BBC was being "damaged very badly by the stream of revelations and by the apparent mishandling of them".

Led by former employee Glenn Tibble, the plaintiffs claimed the management of their 401(k) plans were mishandled, costing them more than $7 million.

But, within the span of a year, it's become best known for a series of scandals and, some say, its public mishandling of them.

"If we lose or mishandle either of them, we could lose our permission to exist," he says.