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He is able to deal with any issue vs He is able to deal with any issues

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'He is able to deal with any issue' is used when referring to a specific problem or situation, while 'He is able to deal with any issues' is used when talking about multiple problems or situations.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 687 views

He is able to deal with any issue

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a specific problem or situation.

This phrase is used when talking about a single, specific issue that someone is capable of handling.

Examples:

  • He is able to deal with any issue that comes his way.
  • She is confident that she is able to deal with any issue that arises.
  • However, if we are to have a Justice Commissioner in the future, we may also be able to deal with this issue at European level.
  • My wish is that in future we will be able to deal with the issue of solar radiation flexibly, without pointless legislation or bureaucracy.
  • I have taken notes and if I am not able to deal with technical issues of a specific nature, I will respond to the questioner in writing.
  • In a sector which is subject to such swift technological change, it is important to ensure that the regime is able to deal with unforeseen issues that might arise in the future.
  • Firstly, we shall only be able to deal with the issue of the allocation fund by making progress in the area of energy management and renewables management.
  • It is clear now that, despite the worst attempts of some to denigrate the European Union on the basis of measurements, the EU is able to deal with issues in a practical manner.
  • We are confident that the Member States are able independently to deal with issues concerning water quality at bathing sites.
  • Alongside and in connection with the European forums, there should be a number of worldwide forums, open to UN countries, and able to deal with issues relating to:
  • 8.9 Alongside and in connection with the European forums, there should be a number of worldwide forums, open to UN countries, and able to deal with issues relating to:
  • It is therefore thanks to the entry into force of the stabilisation and association agreement, the first contractual agreement between Croatia and the European Union, that the Council will be able to deal concretely with issues related to human rights and refugee return.
  • It is therefore thanks to the entry into force of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, the first contractual agreement between Croatia and the European Union, that the Council will be able to deal with issues related to property rights of nationals of EU Member States.
  • The system is able to deal with different types of messages.
  • I hope that my right honourable friend will be able to deal with this rather serious matter promptly and not make it a political issue.
  • With the national action plans, I would like to hope that the Directorate-General for Energy and Transport has enough staff, or is able to recruit enough staff, to deal with, monitor and implement the issues.
  • However, each RAC, where it considers it appropriate, must be able to create subdivisions to deal with issues that cover specific fisheries and biological regions.
  • I say 'should' because I know of one government, that of my country, which is able to deal with Sudan in order to obtain the delivery of an ageing former terrorist and to use this as an argument of domestic policy.
  • I would ask the services to ensure that the Presidency of Parliament is able to deal with this matter in a satisfactory manner at the outset of the debate on Thursday.
  • It is vital that the single market is able to deal with the online market and the impact which that has on product safety and market surveillance.
  • There is reason to believe that Estonia will be able to deal with these challenges successfully.
  • I hope the Commissioner will be able to deal with this in his response.

Alternatives:

  • He is capable of handling any issue.
  • He can address any issue.
  • He can manage any issue.
  • He can tackle any issue.
  • He can resolve any issue.

He is able to deal with any issues

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to multiple problems or situations.

This phrase is used when talking about multiple issues that someone is capable of handling.

Examples:

  • He is able to deal with any issues that may arise in the project.
  • She is confident that she is able to deal with any issues that come up.
  • However, if we are to have a Justice Commissioner in the future, we may also be able to deal with this issue at European level.
  • My wish is that in future we will be able to deal with the issue of solar radiation flexibly, without pointless legislation or bureaucracy.
  • I have taken notes and if I am not able to deal with technical issues of a specific nature, I will respond to the questioner in writing.
  • In a sector which is subject to such swift technological change, it is important to ensure that the regime is able to deal with unforeseen issues that might arise in the future.
  • Firstly, we shall only be able to deal with the issue of the allocation fund by making progress in the area of energy management and renewables management.
  • It is clear now that, despite the worst attempts of some to denigrate the European Union on the basis of measurements, the EU is able to deal with issues in a practical manner.
  • We are confident that the Member States are able independently to deal with issues concerning water quality at bathing sites.
  • Alongside and in connection with the European forums, there should be a number of worldwide forums, open to UN countries, and able to deal with issues relating to:
  • 8.9 Alongside and in connection with the European forums, there should be a number of worldwide forums, open to UN countries, and able to deal with issues relating to:
  • It is therefore thanks to the entry into force of the stabilisation and association agreement, the first contractual agreement between Croatia and the European Union, that the Council will be able to deal concretely with issues related to human rights and refugee return.
  • It is therefore thanks to the entry into force of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, the first contractual agreement between Croatia and the European Union, that the Council will be able to deal with issues related to property rights of nationals of EU Member States.
  • The system is able to deal with different types of messages.
  • I hope that my right honourable friend will be able to deal with this rather serious matter promptly and not make it a political issue.
  • With the national action plans, I would like to hope that the Directorate-General for Energy and Transport has enough staff, or is able to recruit enough staff, to deal with, monitor and implement the issues.
  • However, each RAC, where it considers it appropriate, must be able to create subdivisions to deal with issues that cover specific fisheries and biological regions.
  • I say 'should' because I know of one government, that of my country, which is able to deal with Sudan in order to obtain the delivery of an ageing former terrorist and to use this as an argument of domestic policy.
  • I would ask the services to ensure that the Presidency of Parliament is able to deal with this matter in a satisfactory manner at the outset of the debate on Thursday.
  • It is vital that the single market is able to deal with the online market and the impact which that has on product safety and market surveillance.
  • There is reason to believe that Estonia will be able to deal with these challenges successfully.
  • I hope the Commissioner will be able to deal with this in his response.

Alternatives:

  • He is capable of handling any issues.
  • He can address any issues.
  • He can manage any issues.
  • He can tackle any issues.
  • He can resolve any issues.

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