Sentence examples for make them manageable from inspiring English sources

If Congress were to stretch out the crisis over several months, it could mute these problems enough to make them manageable in investors' minds, said James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management.

And to make them manageable, the OS is getting a Notification Center, not unlike the one iOS gained in version 5. The Notfication Center in Mountain Lion resides to the right of any screen you're on.

For analysing data from focus group research, Bloor et al. [ 13] suggest a first step in processing transcribed texts from these groups, i.e. to index data in order to make them manageable for interpretation; the aim of indexing being to bring together all extracts of data that are pertinent to content.

Publisher's Weekly called it "a very readable and useful guide" and said that many of its recipes "require a good bit of preparation, but Ubaldi's commonsensical approach makes them manageable (on roast suckling pig: 'Be careful to measure your oven first before you buy the pig.')." He also wrote for magazines.

The very feature of first-order constituents that makes them manageable — their finite structure — ensures that they cannot express propositions that are not finitely axiomatizable in a first-order language.

For Tim, confronting his problems through humor hasn't smothered them, but it has made them manageable: "It doesn't make you feel so alienated".

For Tim, confronting his problems through humour hasn't smothered them, but it has made them manageable: "It doesn't make you feel so alienated".

And repayment schedules can often be modified to make them more manageable.

But it did make them more manageable.

To make them more manageable, I break them down into categories, the first of which is the "best euphemism for firing people".

The numbers are usually divided by 10,000 to make them more manageable.