Sentence examples for world handling from inspiring English sources

The United States maintains the largest postal system in the world, handling almost half the world's volume of postal traffic.

But data centers, housing clusters of big machines, are the computing engine rooms of the corporate world, handling companies' manufacturing, procurement, marketing and customer data.

Little Port Hedland became one of the biggest ports in the world, handling a greater tonnage of freight each year than the ports of Los Angeles, Hong Kong or Antwerp, Belgium.

With more than 13 million Britons visiting annually and an estimated 800,000 living here all or part of the year, Spain has the busiest consular network in the world, handling 24% of all cases globally.

Infosys is today one of the biggest outsourcing companies in the world - handling IT work such as software development and system maintenance for corporations chiefly in north America and Europe.

Satyam serves as the back office for one-third of the Fortune 500, including some of the largest banks, manufacturers, health care and media companies in the world — handling things like computer systems and customer service for companies that include General Electric, Nestlé, Ford Motor, Cisco and the United States government.

"I keep being amazed at how the fifth economy of the world handles its interests," he said.

Indeed, throughout product lifecycle coordination needs to be established between reality in the physical world (physical view) and the virtual world handled by manufacturing information systems (informational view).

"She is extremely well respected throughout the world, handles herself in a very classy way and has a work ethic second to none".

It was for the people who want to help the Mark McDonoughs of the world handle their new reality, actualize their new selves.

"The single most important issue here is let the humanitarian side of the government and nongovernmental world handle the humanitarian response, and let the military handle the military response," said Mr. MacCormack of Save the Children.