Sentence examples for A manageable task from inspiring English sources

"The I.M.F. is an institution designed to help countries correct problems in their economic fundamentals, and that was a manageable task when the flows of private capital moving around the world were much smaller than they are now.

The first Olympics, in 1896, featured two hundred and forty-one athletes competing in forty-oneee events acompetinge sports — a manageable task for a few judges holding stopwatches.

Controlling the flow of goods into Gaza is a manageable task that has been accomplished in the past, analysts say.

In a large class with only a single teaching assistant for 200 300 students, offering multiple or even one significant writing assignment is not a manageable task.

With this approach, correlating defects and electronic transport becomes a manageable task, as the experimenter can determine defects with atomic resolution and simultaneously measure the conductivity.

The search, curation and integration of these articles might be a manageable task for a researcher focused on one or a few brain regions, but it does not scale for whole-brain models.

Albeit, a multi-target drug accounts only for the absorption and elimination of a single molecule, which is a more manageable task [16].

Picking a small manageable task is the best way to form a new habit.

In a closed system with limited boundary scanning, information handling is a fairly manageable task [School Library Journal, 39 (1993) 146].

Feith's team, he said, "had the mind-set that this would be a relatively straightforward, manageable task, because this would be a war of liberation and therefore the reconstruction would be short-lived".

On the other hand, instead of having a goal of modeling a whole network or sub-network, our main objective in this study is to identify the most likely regulatory events in the network, which is a simpler and more manageable task in the current setting.