Sentence examples for manageable road from inspiring English sources

A more manageable road quest is the 7 Peaks Alpine Ascent Challenge, in which participating riders pedal to the top of seven mountains – Mount Hotham (1,862m), Mount Buffalo (1,723m), Mount Baw Baw (1,567m), Mount Buller (1,805m), Lake Mountain (1,433m), Falls Creek (1,600m) and Dinner Plain (1,520m) – collecting stamps in a 7 Peaks passport at each summit.

Distances in this continent are huge, but more manageable because roads and air networks have been extended.

Several broad and manageable dirt roads were easy enough to navigate, but we were quickly lost in a maze of poorly marked tracks that run up and down, beside and between them.

Manageable with a carbon road bike, perhaps, but for cyclists with children in a trailer, or for wheelchair users, or parents with a buggy, it's pretty useless.

So she responded to a TV ad for an agency promising to help her get out of credit card debt, and within days Michelle had a plan that included more manageable interest rates and a road map for eliminating her debt.

The cycle from London leads west down Grosvenor Road along the Thames towards Richmond and is easily manageable thanks to well-maintained roads and a mainly flat route.

The bike ride (which seemed extra daunting because of the slick roads) was surprisingly manageable.

The photo-ready peak of Mount Kilimanjaro, just across the border in Tanzania, looms over this small and manageable Rift valley park, where the roads are reasonable and the herbivore viewing is dramatic.

On the road, too, the Ferrari is more manageable.

Still undefeated on the road, games at Columbus, Philadelphia, and San Jose may prove manageable.

Of course, Uber has explained why it charges sometimes double or triple in the rain or on a busy night by saying that they have a more manageable supply:demand ratio when there are excessive passengers on the road.