Sentence examples for largely manageable from inspiring English sources

These days, however, H.I.V. is often compared to diabetes — a chronic but largely manageable disease.

Though there was no oncologist around for hundreds of miles, she wrote, her cancer was largely manageable during her time there.

But the risks are largely manageable.

"If you think a lot about the technology we would have defended organizations with six years ago — perimeter defenses, signature-based AV [anti-virus] — we had a rate and pace of new threats that was largely manageable, whereas in 2017, the threat landscape is changing very, very quickly".

In the span of a generation, AIDS/HIV has undergone a remarkable transformation from a lethal infection to a largely manageable chronic disease.

While globally it is still pandemic, in the industrialized West the disease has been transformed into a chronic, complex, but largely manageable disease for those with access to antiviral drugs and who tolerate multiple-drug therapy commonly known as highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART).

While disrupting the workflow of the (small) hardcore of users who rely on Twitter to be a reliably dense and largely self-manageable digital information network in an increasingly misinformation saturated and algorithmically controlled world is clearly a lesser consideration.

Companies introduced DB plans after the second world war as a benefit for employees sometimes as a way of heading off demands for higher wages.Initially, the costs of this promise were manageable, largely because companies could decide whether to raise the pension of someone in retirement.

Subsequently components are small, manageable, and largely independent software pieces that can be easily developed and joined to form a larger application.

Kyoto has abated around 10 billion tonnes.Montreal worked better than Kyoto largely because the problem was a manageable size and the gases similar in nature and origin.

Mr Schrempp and his team have concentrated on the deal's operational parts, downplaying cultural problems and management jockeying as inevitable but manageable.The trickiest problems seem to have been largely about the details of doing things effectively.