Sentence examples for a manageable state from inspiring English sources

Raymond had been seen by various services before and had been found living in squalor in the past, but all the services he once accessed ended because he was seen to be in a manageable state.

This might have been a manageable state of affairs if what was happening in Syria had only stayed in Syria.

Just like a cut, time can heal your credit into a manageable state, There is a light at the end of the tunnel and it can be reached, but you have to get up and put one foot in front of the other and realize that if you don't make a change then something is going to have to give and you don't want that, trust me.

One of the most troubling misconceptions Dr. Graziano has noticed through the years is the lack of belief people have in using routine diagnostic procedures to detect cancers while they are still in a manageable state.

Some participants in this study directly deny having the disease, although it was one of the inclusion criteria for the study, while others consider that their disease is in a manageable state.

Both mean a more disciplined and manageable state – in the short term at least, I'm afraid, a smaller one.

I have come to experience this wardrobe restriction as a pleasant and very manageable state of affairs.

The manageable state lasted for 12 months after the last ATMSCs treatment.

The inefficiency of India's largest states provides another reason to consider creation of a set of smaller, more manageable states.

Fringe candidates like Gingrich and Santorum were generally eliminated from the start by their past defeats or by their extremist views — college is evil — but if they weren't, our political system gave them the chance to take their arguments to the people in relatively small, manageable states and see if they caught on.

Draper contends that California is ungovernable due to "poorly performing schools, crumbling infrastructure and a political system controlled by powerful special interests" and that it should be divided into "three smaller, more manageable states".