Sentence examples for tend to handle from inspiring English sources

Those holding graduate degrees tend to handle higher debt because they earn more.

New managers tend to handle issues, even those with teamwide implications, one-on-one.

And when issues arise that clearly affect the group as a whole, they tend to handle them one on one.

In much of the United States, he noted, we tend to handle our grief on a smaller scale, and in a more personalized way.

Generally speaking, except in the most egregious circumstances, congressional investigators tend to handle presidents of their own parties with kid gloves.

White males hesitate about accepting "creative answers" to a problem, while women tend to handle problem-solving more on an emotional basis and consider more angles, she said.

The doctor said he tended to handle at least one horse bite a day, especially in the summer, when workers wear light clothing, which offers less protection.

But Gourevitch never tries to imagine himself into his subject's mind; in fact, he tends to handle him with tongs, as an enigmatic and repellent Other.

The Coast Guard, which tends to handle the most dangerous cases, has rescued 421 people from ice or ice-filled water in the last five years in the Great Lakes region.

Mr. Perris says the society has a reputation for taking excellent care of its properties, and tends to handle its real estate sales discreetly, and a little at a time.

Crisis had always been Zweig's subject, but in his years of greatest success he had tended to handle it by means of plots that operate slightly too efficiently.