Sentence examples for work on handling from inspiring English sources

In the future, we will work on handling the increase in the overhead caused by multiple pre-scannings in our proposed scheme.

There has been no prior work on handling the specific case when the Coordinator itself is compromised and cheats, a scenario akin to cheating conducted by the network.

While most work on Knowledge Discovery in databases has been concerned with structured databases, there has been little work on handling the huge amount of information that is available only in unstructured textual form.

Like the others, of course, "he is working on handling his litigation," said Irving B. Nathan, his lawyer.

The community has worked on handling its bonanza, he said, through beautifying the beach and planning activities for students.

While Browder told us they are working on handling the filing process as well, and that by "automated" he meant that it could be done without a lawyer, the initial claims of legal automation he set forth are extremely misleading.

Arison said he was naming Russell co-CEO of the used car marketplace to help split off the role into what each executive would be best at, with Russell handling a lot of the internal operational side of things while Arison works on handling things like hiring, business development and managing its fundraising.

Often time this means working with clients on handling stress and raising awareness of how they behave in certain situations.

We are going to work on it (handling Johnson's speed)." While Johnson's threat is obvious, Ballance is wary of worrying too much about one man, after Australia's seam attack proved their quality at the MCG.

In addition to State Farm and Allstate, the Louisiana lawsuit names Lafayette Insurance, USAA Casualty Insurance, Farmers Insurance Exchange, Standard Fire Insurance and several companies that worked with the insurers on handling claims after Katrina and Rita.

His gallery has built its reputation on handling important works of Impressionist and modern art, and Mr. Acquavella said mounting this kind of an exhibition "shows that we're moving more towards postwar art".