Sentence examples for prefer to handle from inspiring English sources

I would prefer to handle it all at once, as a single package".

Mr. Boehner has said most House Republicans prefer to handle the issue in smaller, "bite-size chunks" of legislation.

Putting the two on the same roster seemed like a strange fit since Harden, a shooting guard, and Lin, a point guard, both prefer to handle the ball.

(In the language program, Dr. Stevens says there has been no surge in formal disciplinary actions, as instructors prefer to handle questions of plagiarism in the classroom).

Until then, Iranian Jews, who prefer to handle sensitive issues with the Iranian government very quietly, had used back channels to search for the men.

Lawyers, bankers, accountants and creditors usually prefer to handle administrations in the UK as it is creditor-friendly, and there is vast professional expertise to draw on.

This is particularly common in rural areas, where maintaining a separate service is not necessarily cost effective, or by service preference such as in LA where the LAFD prefers to handle all parts of emergency medicine in-house.

"Half of all cases are not reported, with some people preferring to handle matters privately," he explains.

Usually, Mossack Fonseca did not deal with company owners directly, but preferred to handle business through intermediaries such as lawyers and accountants.

In the era of gaudy contracts and multibook deals, he never had an agent, preferring to handle his own business arrangements, including those with his two principal outlets, The New Yorker and Alfred A. Knopf.

The embassy promptly took charge of making statements about the affair, and then stopped making any, preferring to handle the matter diplomatically — that is, with as little public fuss as possible.