Sentence examples for manageable relationships from inspiring English sources

It helps small businesses tame the confusing world of social media into a manageable relationships.

The formalized structure of domain knowledge is expected to support defining explicit data modules and developing manageable relationships among entities using semantic reasoning so that domain professionals and software vendors can identify the intents of the requirements of mapped MVDs and keep track of mapping problems.

"Yet it is still very important for the two countries to have a manageable relationship".

"It's great that some people reach a manageable relationship without a shared history, but it's also not surprising that others don't.

The challenge faced by software developers is to establish a manageable relationship between design and implementation.

I have no doubt that my life would be more serene if I had a more manageable relationship with the Internet.

In surveys of over 3000 Facebook users, Dunbar aimed to see whether social media broke through constraints and increased our ability to have more than 150 manageable offline relationships, in other words: Could each of us have more friends than we ever imagined?

Additionally, we observe that the activity decay for declared groups occurs sharply between groups of size 100 and 200, in agreement with Dunbar's theory on the upper bound of the number of stable relationships manageable by a human.

At a more manageable distance, their relationship strengthened.

The one thing that made it all manageable was my intimate relationships because they have been constant.

In an attempt to reach the love of his life, and as a way to prove the new technology [of that time] would make their long distance relationship quite manageable, May released the video on YouTube.