Sentence examples for manageable gap from inspiring English sources

And yet both sides on Monday called that a manageable gap, if only they could agree on the system issues.

That seems like a manageable gap, but both sides could have trouble selling further concessions to their constituencies.

But, considering the extremely wide range of proposals floated at various stages of the negotiations, it seemed like a manageable gap.

While manageable budget gaps are projected, the budget office says, those gaps fail to account for two major variables: the costs of labor contracts and of the Hurricane Sandy recovery.

It was an awesome experience and the cost, at £1,800, was much more manageable than a whole gap year".

But over all, the tax code changes will force the truly wealthy to pay more and will raise $1.9 billion for a cash-poor state; there is a relatively more manageable billion-dollars-plus gap in the next budget year.

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

There were moments in the afternoon when Australia threatened to close the gap to something manageable but England merely stepped on the gas again, ensuring that they proceeded, as they have done throughout, at four runs an over.

The World Bank expects Beijing's massive spending package to widen the government deficit to 2.5% of GDP in 2009, but the gap should remain "manageable" nonetheless.

What, finally, will diminish that crater-sized gap to something more manageable, like a dirty little rain puddle I can conquer from the curb?

Break into manageable pieces.