Sentence examples for manageable disaster from inspiring English sources

From John Cassidy's description of President Obama in "Political Memo: Is the A.C.A. Rollout a Manageable Disaster?" "Rockwell's pictures are literal-minded and sentimental, sure, but they constitute as accurate a graph as we have of what being American — a fictive condition, always — could feel like in the twentieth century".

Good policy both at home and in the rich world can yet avoid a catastrophe.One reason for hope is that the direct economic fallout from the rich world's disaster is manageable.

And it was this quality of being loving and giving that also led so many celebrities to Oprah's to sit on her couch over the years, in hopes that this perceived warmth could potentially help them spin various public relations disasters into something manageable.

These disasters are designed to be manageable.

Such an increase in ocean levels on a permanent basis turns a manageable crisis into many more full-blown disasters.

In the long run, reduced carbon emissions would lower health care costs, save money for the Federal Emergency Management Agency because of reduced natural disaster intensity, and keep agricultural costs manageable by maintaining a level of weather predictability.

U.S. banks say their exposure to Europe is manageable, but when you ask smart people what a financial disaster in Europe would mean for the U.S., their answer usually goes, "Blah, blah, blah, Lehman".

Dave started smoking weed and popping pills, which seemed a manageable alternative to his previous heroin addiction, but naturally it led to disaster regardless.

Some natural disasters were considered insurmountable and irresistible, whereas others were felt manageable.

In other words, failure in one place sparks a disaster in another, even though it may be far away and have the same problem in a far more manageable form.Contagion could happen in many ways.

A manageable timescale #pensions".