Sentence examples for manageable group from inspiring English sources

Croatia and its arch rival, Serbia, were dropped together into Group A with Belgium, a team few probably wanted to face, and Italy drew Denmark and the Czech Republic in Group B. England got a manageable group that promises a lot of frequent flier miles, while Germany must face Sweden and Ireland.

It's a small and manageable group.

The following day, the Champions League draw gave them a manageable group; they had avoided the cocos, the bogeymen.

"Hopefully," he added, "after those meetings, we can sit down and narrow the list to a manageable group so we can have substantive talks".

And across the street, a crossing guard ushered a disarmingly manageable group of a half-dozen pedestrians across Trinity Place in a light rain.

The Palestinian national security adviser, Jibril Rajoub, has resigned, which may signal Mr Abbas's intention to reorganise the dozen competing Palestinian security services into a smaller, more manageable group.

They're not always in manageable groups of two or three; sometimes they're solitary or in crowds.

They slash expenses by replacing human resources professionals with machines, and those machines filter large populations into more manageable groups.

Rich countries, led by the US, want to take control of global climate talks in favour of smaller, more manageable groups of countries, such as the G20 or the Major Economies Forum, which between them emit most of the world's emissions.

Suddenly you could filter people you followed into manageable groups.

The more manageable groups of three to five allowed the instructors to pay close attention and dispense the wisdom of the Bollettieri method that they had accumulated during their long tenures at the academy.