Sentence examples for manageable threat from inspiring English sources

As long as those conditions endure, Facebook looks like a manageable threat.

For the past seven years, "war on terror" has made a manageable threat seem mortal.

The second, perhaps more manageable, threat to Clinton's mandate is how she's likely to win this election: by successfully disqualifying her opponent.

The parole board, which met earlier this month, had recommended Biggs's release and said he posed a "manageable" threat to the public.

There is a growing, though not unanimous, feeling in liberal policy circles that remaking the nation's entire foreign policy around terrorism is an overreaction to what is, essentially, a serious but manageable threat.

But as the nation was gripped by militant anti-Communism, Kennan became persona non grata in Washington, for he just as resolutely viewed the Soviet Union as a manageable threat, not an evil empire.

This is surprising, as both are manageable threats, suggesting a misdiagnosis of problems, a need to change management practices, and/or improved extension delivery methods.

That's the inherent danger of chauvinism: it erodes a citizenry's ability to see a metastasising threat, while manageable threats become existential.

They just thought that he was one of those "manageable threats" to the existence of everything.

These people might focus their real fear of death on smaller and more manageable threats, such as spiders or germs.

Broadening the scope of estuary conservation will require expanding effort into adjacent networks with manageable threats.