Sentence examples for to handle effectively from inspiring English sources

It was heavy, which meant that it was difficult for infantry to handle effectively, and was outdated; by 1940 it was only effective at short ranges, and then only against armoured cars and light tanks.

Big Bank Hank raps, "I'm gonna rock the mic till you can't resist," using what was then a novel sense of rock, defined by the O.E.D. as "to handle effectively and impressively; to use or wield effectively, esp.

When I inquired whether he had any problems with his job at the camp, he answered that he was afraid his crew of only fifty would not be able to handle effectively the needs of the six thousand people who were totally dependent on them.

Demand there, Base tells me, is too strong for the current sales team to handle effectively.

Real-time analytics, offsite Facebook integrations, e-commerce — there's too much to handle effectively without tools.

To handle effectively these uncertainties, a new methodology is proposed (by use of Fuzzy Sets Theory and Fuzzy Logic Techniques).

The stomach is a rumbling reservoir that usually holds its contents until they are broken into particles small enough to be handled effectively by the small intestine.

"PPI customer remediation claims continued to be handled effectively, despite an increase in claims activity in the first half of 2012 in common with the rest of the market," Santander said.

Speaking in the Commons later, Ms Cooper, who labelled the agency "Soca Plus", said: "The reforms need to be handled effectively or they can go badly awry and awry they have already gone.

Patten said there were areas Ofcom might be able to handle more effectively or efficiently than the BBC Trust, and that he didn't want to "spend the next four years talking endlessly about governance".

Thus, the heterogeneity of the learning style space makes it difficult to handle customization effectively.