Sentence examples for expected to be manageable from inspiring English sources

They realize he could be battered as parts of his body go supersonic or subsonic at different times, but the impact is expected to be manageable because of the thin air at that altitude — or so the engineers and Mr. Baumgartner hope.

"It's expected to be manageable and not cause any major interruptions to power transmission," he said.

Areas with higher percentages of vulnerable beneficiaries are not expected to be as manageable or as profitable for managed care plans that were reluctant to expand into all markets after experimental demonstrations by CMS offered substantial subsidies [17].

In addition, the low transfilter pressure gradient resulted in low resistance to blood flow in the GEN 2 filter, and the changes to blood components are expected to be clinically manageable.

It ignores the fact that most chronic diseases are socially expected to be invisible and manageable and those who aren't seen to thrive sufficiently are stigmatised for this failure (the so-called "John Wayne" model of chronic disease [ 42]).

The margin between supply and demand is "tight but manageable", with peak demand – on the coldest day at the busiest time – expected to be 54.2 gigawatts.

Bonuses are expected to be back up again on Wall Street, and elsewhere, home values remain strong, and interest rates, despite fears to the contrary, have remained manageable.

McCaw's injury appears more manageable, if ongoing, and he expects to be available for next Sunday's quarter-final against Argentina in Auckland.

Having modernized the business and rendered it more manageable for the next generation, he still expects to be leading the organization for many years.

Insurers who will offer equal coverage to federal employees under the new guidelines also said they expected the costs of increased coverage to be manageable.

In practice, however, we would expect | I ∑ | not too large to be manageable, because cleavage fragments are usually of small size.