Sentence examples for skillfully handling from inspiring English sources

It is truly an artificial state, its Hashemite ruling family keeping their unpromising patch of desert viable in large part by skillfully handling relations with the West.

The quarterly results, according to analysts, suggest that Microsoft seems to be skillfully handling the uncertainties it faces in its business and on the legal front.

They are known for skillfully handling family law matters of varying complexities, including marital dissolutions; annulments; adoptions; high-conflict custody cases; international child custody disputes involving application of the Hague Convention; interstate child custody disputes and move-away requests; division of marital property; and domestic violence matters.

As Ed, Ron Nakahara skillfully handles his character's chaotic moments as well as his few quiet times.

But what's striking is that most such plots, in genres from camp melodrama to domestic fiction, are skillfully handled.

Few other dwellings express so fully the hunger for Parisian sophistication as this, its heavily sculptured limestone rising to a roofscape of copper and slate that would be comical in its pretension were it not so skillfully handled.

A good deal of his output comes across as conventional New Yorker material, skillfully handled but dated; the comparison that people were always making to Mark Twain no longer seems justifiable.

Coach Jim Fassel, who has so skillfully handled this awkward time for his players, again showed a deft touch when he put the issue of emotions front and center during the Saturday night meeting.

The belief that correct language is not a birthright but a tool to be carefully fashioned and skillfully handled, that conscious effort was required to allow it to mirror thought with the minimum of distortion, is one that has persisted in Romance and that still has important effects on educational practice.

There is drama, but only if skillfully handled, is there lasting impact.

He felt the lettering particularly successful, as two different sizes are used, and although all three phrases customary on American coinage are present ("Liberty", "In God We Trust", and "E Pluribus Unum"), the "placing is so skillfully handled that it seems hard to realize all three ... inscriptions are used".