Sentence examples for manageable up from inspiring English sources

With the new fielding restrictions in place, there is an even greater need to keep wickets in hand because as has been proved runs can be scored very freely at the end of the innings, but you still have to make sure that the run rate remains manageable up to the 40th over or so.

This architecture does not completely solve the computational cost issue but makes it manageable for up to a platoon-sized group of agents.

A phase I dose-escalation study of BMS-663513, an agonist anti-CD137 human monoclonal antibody, in 54 metastatic melanoma patients reported manageable toxicity (up to 15 mg/kg), with fatigue, transaminitis and neutropenia being the most common adverse events, and clinical activity that justifies its further development both as a single agent and in combination [ 64].

Politicians ratchet up manageable differences of policy into conflicts over identity and value.

A place like this feels more manageable when strung up in Christmas lights.

Attempts to fit people into manageable categories end up being the best evidence -- if any were needed -- that we encounter the world in highly idiosyncratic ways.

Paradoxically it was the attempt to make the Home Office more "manageable" by beefing up the Ministry of Justice that led to Theresa May's first big problem.

I found the actual work of preparing lessons quite tough but manageable: After writing up a Ph.D., very few things seem really difficult!

That's downright luddite in my TechCrunch/iPhone world, but by going to Twitter, rather than Twitter always flooding to me, I forced myself to keep my Twitter feed as manageable to keep up with as email.

To reduce the number of variants to manageable proportions (up to 500 000-fold reductions), the CGCs used custom in-house analysis pipelines (CGCs 2 and 7), commercially available software packages (CGCs 6 and 8), or a combination of both (CGCs 1, 3, 4 and 5; Table 1).

That way, the government cleans up the balance sheets, existing management goes, and we can break them up into manageable parts where no bank is too big to fail.