Sentence examples for manageable danger from inspiring English sources

Avoid being a messenger of doom; while roads are dangerous, your aim to teach your child that it is manageable danger that they can do for themselves.

Normally, the ionized electrons there pose a manageable danger to satellites and spacecraft.

The threat to Cavendish did not seem obvious, because the time gaps looked manageable, but the danger grew as more riders infiltrated this group.

Parker said the backpacks are expensive, not well-tested and likely not appropriate or manageable tools for children to use to protect themselves from danger.

"A manageable crisis has become a moral test that Europe is in danger of failing dismally".

As long as those dangers could merely express themselves in conventional weaponry, the situation was manageable.

Yet the dangers were for the most part ignored, or reckoned to be manageable through fiscal rules and the promise of economic convergence.

Regulators accepted this, arguing that the "great moderation" had subdued macroeconomic dangers and that securitisation had chopped up individual firms' risks into manageable lumps.

Still, the task seems manageable if we remember that the issue is neither the detainee's guilt nor the degree of danger the detainee poses.

That's the inherent danger of chauvinism: it erodes a citizenry's ability to see a metastasising threat, while manageable threats become existential.

A manageable timescale #pensions".