Sentence examples for more easily handle from inspiring English sources

Foreign countries and companies might appreciate the idea that they can more easily handle Donald Trump if they lavish his daughter with attention; this is a common enough practice when dealing with authoritarian governments.

Through use of the cloud, device makers can more easily handle the fluctuating service landscape without changing the device or breaking service to the user.

A Boston will be a good companion for a casual jogger/outdoor enthusiast, but people who are looking for a running companion or who want their pup to be able to join them on more intense hikes may want to consider a breed that can more easily handle these situations.

Smaller, more easily handled pieces characterized the rapid application of iron to buildings that followed.

But that matter may prove to be more easily handled than the charges of prison rape.

While the simple language of signs is more easily handled, more complex sentences result in some creative translations.

In hindsight, Mr. Harvey conceded, the matter could have been more easily handled with a phone call to Mr. Martin.

The second is that while you may be more comfortable taking notes with paper and pen, any bibliographical records will be more easily handled online.

The gun was the Kalashnikov, lighter and more easily handled than other assault rifles – and, in a grim sense, child's play.

Half a century later, greasepaint in stick form had given way to more easily handled creams, though greasepaint's superior qualities in colour blending were still prized.

It had the same effect as chlorine and could be more easily handled and shipped, but it was unstable and contained a large proportion of inert material.