Sentence examples for manageable because of from inspiring English sources
Altegrity and Providence executives said the price was manageable because of expected cost savings from the deal, which is scheduled to close by late September.
As the British classicist Eric A. Havelock wrote, At a stroke the Greeks provided a table of elements of linguistic sound not only manageable because of economy, but for the first time in the history of homo sapiens, also accurate.
At a stroke the Greeks provided a table of elements of linguistic sound not only manageable because of economy, but for the first time in the history of homo sapiens, also accurate.
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.
The administration did ultimately agree to a joint inquiry by the House and Senate intelligence committees, viewing that approach, Congressional Republicans say, as more manageable because much of it would be conducted in secret and Republican lawmakers would share in lead roles.
The CE arm in the current trial had more pronounced thrombocytopenia, which was considered manageable because none of the patients in the CE arm showed grade 3 or 4 bleeding, and the CE arm had a slightly prolonged course interval and a slightly greater incidence of dose reduction.
Indeed, two rating agencies, Moody's and Standard & Poor's, said this week that the large American investment banks face modest risks and manageable losses because of subprime-mortgage losses.
For Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the political crisis he is facing seems manageable precisely because of Turkey's economic success, which has buoyed a pious entrepreneurial class that forms the core of his constituency.
However, the desire for flexibility and a more manageable workload because of greater family responsibilities is preferred by young male doctors as well.
Both Boomers (53%) and Gen Xers (61%) suggest the push for more life balance is linked to the growing numbers of women entering medical school and their desire for flexibility and a more manageable workload because of greater family responsibilities.
Methadone was the really the biggest problem, but it was kind of manageable because I could continue working.
