Sentence examples for least manageable from inspiring English sources

If this was all life was — working in the office of a small Santa Fe parish, living at home with her mother and twin babies — then it was at least manageable.

The government justifies this omission on the ground that devolution will have minimal or at least manageable consequences for the government of England and for the central political institutions of Britain.

Both Twitter and Jaiku have APIs, making this possible (or at least manageable).

Neurosciences in Dialogue aims to involve researchers and societal stakeholders in an interactive learning process to stimulate developments of neuroimaging technologies towards shared desirable applications with few, or at least manageable, negative impacts in society.

In what has become a trend, company’s that have reported little, or at least manageable, exposure to CDO losses have benefited, and Fortress was no exception as shares rose 81 cents, or 4.6%, to $18.31.

Neurosciences in Dialogue focuses on the responsible development and use of neuroimaging in three application domains - health care, education and justice & security - and involves researchers and societal stakeholders in an interactive learning process to stimulate developments towards shared desirable applications with few, or at least manageable, negative impacts.

To hear Mr. Kerry tell it, the world's most complex problems are simple, or at least easily manageable.

After defying the regime of Robert Mugabe, Flower plainly believed that re-animating England cricket was at the very least a manageable test of nerve.

"Many of the issues that seemed to be significant stumbling blocks last year seem less significant now, or at least more manageable," says Mr Lyman.

If their intimacy could feel turn-based and a little like a chore, just friends bestowing favors, like old women doing each other's hair, it was at least a manageable sorrow that he could endure.

Plan for contingencies, too, says Vlad Zachary, founder of CareerConceptZ.com, which offers resources and strategies for job interviews: "Be prepared to cut your losses and move on to something more enjoyable or at least more manageable".