Sentence examples for manageable compared with the from inspiring English sources

Right now, Jerry Jones might view the global financial crisis as downright manageable compared with the Cowboys' train wreck.

American officials counter that the size of the Nariño crop, with fewer than 15,000 acres under cultivation, is manageable compared with the 250,000 acres that existed in the coca-growing heartland of Putumayo and Caquetá Provinces before large-scale spraying began in late December.

He said that the pressures of the job — even making a chocolate village for the Easter egg roll, or devising ever more ways to replace white sugar with honey and maple syrup — are entirely manageable compared with the chaos and hysteria of a high-profile New York restaurant kitchen.

Russian public debt levels also remain relatively "manageable" compared with many European countries.

Of course, what I achieved was rather chunkier, but it was still pretty manageable compared with other fold-up bikes out there.

Over all, my debts are minor (and manageable) compared with some, but my husband and I still owe $11,817 on a home equity loan.

But for the Eurogroup, it is a relatively manageable matter, compared with the turmoil of late last year, when the Eurogroup was forced to hold a series of emergency sessions to overcome a series of problems — most notably, sharp differences between Germany and the International Monetary Fund on restarting aid to Greece.

The number of posts is substantially smaller and more manageable when compared with the original size of input data.

For all that, the difficulties are manageable, and cannot be compared with the annihilation suffered during the second world war.

"But compared with the profit, the impairment charge is manageable".

Mr. Boediono pointed out that the stock market in Indonesia was small compared with the size of the economy, and said that bank loans to brokerages were manageable and were being very tightly limited by regulators.