Sentence examples for manageable over from inspiring English sources

Ms. Schaffer said she was skeptical that any alliance between the political heavyweights was manageable over the long term.

"This will be manageable over time, but it has cost us a lot of money so I'm not making light of it," he said.

Others, however, are warning that the deficit — even if it looks manageable over the next decade — still remains a major long-term challenge, given that rising health care spending on the elderly and debt service payments are projected to eat up a bigger and bigger portion of the budget as the baby boom generation enters retirement.

But there are reasons to believe the inevitable tensions in oil-producing countries will be manageable over at least the next few years, because the world now has sturdier shock absorbers than at any time over at least the last decade.

But given the strong reserve position of the economy, and given the concerted action taken quickly by the Russian government to effectively inject liquidity into the economy through four main banks, I think there is a sense of confidence that this thunderstorm will pass, and things should be at least manageable over the coming years.

At the same time, it's often manageable over time and it can always get better.

In the 2-year, phase 3 CARE-MS II study (NCT00548405), alemtuzumab had superior efficacy over subcutaneous interferon beta-1a and manageable safety over 2 years; follow-up at Year 3 showed durable efficacy of alemtuzumab.

BMW declined to estimate what the Hydrogen 7 might cost, but a spokesman, Tom Plucinsky, said it could be sold at a "manageable premium" over the $125,000 gas-only gas-only760Li

With months, my concentration span increased, my formerly crippling episodes of depression grew less frequent and more manageable, and over the years, my ability to learn and process information has rapidly expanded with a memory I trust is reliable.

Samsung's done an impressive job cramming a lot of screen into a manageable footprint over the past several gens.

Even without it, Correll argues, GP's liabilities are a manageable $400 million over the next ten years, or about 8% of last year's earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation.