Sentence examples for manageable exposure from inspiring English sources

A bust of Patroclus speaks to Talbot's classical interests, and also to his understanding that photographing white surfaces allowed for more manageable exposure times.

In what has become a trend, company’s that have reported little, or at least manageable, exposure to CDO losses have benefited, and Fortress was no exception as shares rose 81 cents, or 4.6%, to $18.31.

At the time, Chazen said the company's goal was to "become a somewhat smaller company with more manageable exposure to political risk".

Both BNP and SocGen also detailed manageable exposures to Greek government debt.Prudential was forced to delay the details of a rights issue after Britain's Financial Services Authority raised concerns.

To prevent a Greek default from infecting the whole banking sector, authorities would have to come up with a program to keep banks afloat — and this would have to come mainly from governments, keeping E.C.B. exposure manageable.

All elements under each criterion were set based on literature and the definition of hazard (physical phenomenon, natural and non- manageable) and vulnerability (degree of susceptibility and exposure due to man-made) concepts that used in this study.

But she said the UK's exposure "appears manageable".

"We see our exposure as manageable," Mr. Stanimir said.

Despite the additional disclosure, analysts said part of the problem was that even if Jefferies' exposure was manageable, its business model depended heavily on short-term borrowing, exposing it to trouble if lenders became nervous and pulled back on credit.

(See "IKB's Suprime Pain Offers European Banks A Path To Gain") “People could be concerned about what else there is here, or what it is that we're not being told, but the size of the disclosed subprime exposure appears manageable at Postbank," said Matthew Clark, analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.

The findings from these studies clearly suggest that internal radiation exposure is manageable for residents living in radiocontaminated areas, but continuous WBC screening and food inspection is mandatory at the present time.