Sentence examples for manageable for both from inspiring English sources

Katja Hall, CBI chief policy director, said: We must have an energy market in this country that can attract the £110bn of investment needed over the coming years to secure and transform our power supply, while ensuring bills are manageable for both households and businesses.

If that were the case, this situation might be slightly more manageable for both the government and Flint residents, but those pollutants are merely one portion of the toxic qualities of Flint's drinking water.

Fisher wants an "international accord to break up these institutions into ones of more manageable size -- more manageable for both the executives of these institutions and their regulatory supervisors".

As expected, an increased haematological toxicity was observed in the two experimental arms, which was clinically manageable for both regimens (RT-GC and RT-GC+GC).

Furthermore, a resistant surface is required in order to have manageable samples for both in vivo and in vitro applications.

This capability system will open up new opportunities for the production of valuable materials in an easily manageable organism for both basic research and industrial purposes.

"We need to continue to make the Windows client more reliable, manageable and secure both for consumers as well as for business managers," Ballmer told an audience in January.

He also notes that changes were made to both the homepage feed and the notification system yesterday to make both more manageable for new years (though he doesn't detail what those changes are exactly).

Time-based WFI seems better manageable, for example, by managing work hours better or to reduce working overtime.

In an incomprehensible world in which anything can happen (Iraq's master list of weapons is due on Dec. 8) lists are both understandable and manageable for people daunted by life and complete sentences.

"I always knew 'Smash' would be a full-time job, but I thought – partly because TV is a lot easier than Broadway – that doing both would be manageable for a while.