Exemplos de uso de Not be able to handle em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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He will not be able to handle that.
For example, if your trailer is too heavy,the brakes may not be able to handle the load.
You might not be able to handle it.
As a result of running many programs at once,your computer will not be able to handle the work.
You might not be able to handle it.
 No Comments Not all PCs are created equal, anda PC that is excellent for running Windows XP might not be able to handle an upgrade.
But I may not be able to handle things exactly as he wishes.
He has expressed quite clearly that if we take him he would not be able to handle it and WILL make a scene.
I would not be able to handle that. Though I have definitely googled Chemical Pictures and myself in English before!
The organization thought that as Mr. Yue's getting old,he might not be able to handle things on his own, so they sent me to be his secret backup.
You may not be able to handle this situation, because you are not prepared or you do not know what to do.
It will also have an important side effect in that it will help third countries to manage unexpected emergencies ordisasters they would not be able to handle by themselves.
An average student would not be able to handle such pain, but Miranda has a very strong will,” said teacher Zhang Tiejun.
Moreover, the huge burden of legal fees from this foreclosure case puts the defendant in a position where he might not be able to handle his mortgage obligations in the future so that the bank will soon be back in court.
In the city of Almenara, what hampered the stronger decentralization of leprosy control actions was the resistance of the referral center physician, who opposed the decentralization out of fear of how clients would be monitored at the primary health care unit, out of fear that clients wouldevolve to a reaction episode and that professionals would not be able to handle the case.
It is realized that much of the general public at large will not be able to handle this information or believe it without someone they respect detailing it in simple terms they can understand and confirming it.
The following year, Marter was cast in the role of Harry Sullivan,a character developed by the production team on the basis that the incoming Fourth Doctor could be portrayed by an older actor who would not be able to handle the more physical action scenes.
The bank was able to control the legal activities and fees; the defendant was not. Moreover, the huge burden of legal fees from this foreclosure case puts the defendant in a position where he might not be able to handle his mortgage obligations in the future so that the bank will soon be back in court.
Toho reluctantly licensed Devil Hunter Yohko to ADV, making the title ADV's first; even though Shozo Watanabe, the general manager of the Los Angeles office of Toho,expressed concern that ADV would not be able to handle the distribution of the film, Toho was unable to find another distributor, so it selected ADV.
Or you won't be able to handle me, Director?
I know enough to know I wouldn't be able to handle it.
All he had to say was'Dad won't be able to handle it.
Walking away from a situation where we won't be able to handle the anger decently is similar to this.
About 200 million messages will download. Andeven their server wouldn't be able to handle it.
Raw-Teir-Eir, the Blue Avian, said that because of our current state of development, if they didn't have these spheres here,our bodies wouldn't be able to handle the changes.
Brachial plexus injury risks for newborns are increased with gained birth weight,birth delivery where a vacuum is assisted, and not being able to handle glucose.
Eli Joslin chooses to leave the show, citing his reasons as not being able to handle the camera environment at the house.
In many countries,the healthcare system has been stretched to the point of not being able to handle the sheer number of patients, and there is a chance you may be refused treatment due to the lack of available medical staff, supplies or equipment.
The supply is increasing to six million as a South Korean companies has gone into production(2016),the old production not being able to handle WHO demand in Haiti and Sudan for 2015, nor prior years.
In another study, for example, 49% of the students reported being afraid of aggressiveness, although 75% denied such feeling, andhalf reported not being able to handle the situation2.