More importantly, as the descendants of 19th century immigrants find it increasingly difficult to outdo their parents, new immigrants, starting from a more easily attainable set of goals, can achieve a "success" in more manageable terms.
Additionally, the company was successful in working with creditors in renegotiating its debt obligations to more manageable terms.
A non inferiority criterion was used in order to make the trial manageable in terms of sample size.
Apart from making large multicentre trials more manageable in terms of sample size, those predicted to live cannot benefit further, at least not in terms of survival, which can only be compromised by treatment side effects.
Policy makers in Malaysia and Dubai focus on replicating China's special economic zones, which afford generous terms to foreign investors in manageable geographic areas.
Having children relatively young was perfectly manageable in terms of my career, too.
Many hope that such zones will reduce abuse and victimisation and make the the problem more manageable in terms of its impact on the local community.
"We believe that when apologies and penance options are available and manageable in terms of implementation and cost, they should be considered as an early and effective indicator of remorse, regret and benevolence, to begin the repair in a timely manner".
By 2010, when Cameron took power, the challenge posed by the credit crunch had already been met: the economy was growing again and the level of public debt was manageable in terms of both British-historical and contemporary cross-country comparisons.
Those stored passwords are entirely manageable in terms of who has access and what they can do.
