Sentences with phrase «handling of the situation seemed»
That said, Bingham's handling of the situation seemed to be a textbook example of crisis PR done right.
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It seems that with #Facebook things got a bit out of hand, now the situation needs to be handled.
And regarding our strikers they r regularly scoring so y do we distrupt the chemistry of the team n call for wengers head after it does nt click, so we as fans should nt go overboard of managing the manager, let him handle the situation, and if he says theo is a striker let it be that way coz he is the one who sees the players day in n day out, and enjoy the best football game in the whole world, when arsenal play it the arsenal way, even barca seems like cambridge united in front of our beautiful game
I'm kind of just hoping we can retool in the off - season, maybe Hitch retires and we can get some fresh eyes on the bench, and maybe try to address the rest of our issues now that we finally seem to have a handle on our goalie situation.
The update finally came automatically but really hasn't made much difference... although it does seem that the freezing is happening a little less frequently but I still would never recommend this handset to anyone... and it has made me very leery of Samsung and Android... and the way Tmobile reps have handled the situation since last Nov is making me lean to churning for good — not just letting postpaid expire to prepaid... (and Ive had tmobile for as long as Ive had a cell phone but the service has really gone down hill the last 18 months....)
Though this is not officially confirmed by documented testing, Black Bear hamsters do seem to tolerate handling and stressful situations much better than other species of hamsters.
In general, the colour is becoming either sharper or more sonorous, in fact more dramatic; the handling of paint more obviously expressive; and the content of each painting more solidly a «scene» or «situation» of greater weight or elaboration than earlier canvases which seem to be concerned instead with an enlarged «incident» in close - up.