Sentence examples for reasonably managed from inspiring English sources

Sufficiently collateralized, reasonably managed businesses with the capacity to be profitable appeal to me.

"However, the risk of entering into a contract with such companies must be reasonably managed, and controls and safeguards must not be so imposing as to bring the procurement process to a halt".

Although stable returns were hardly proven, money continued to be poured into these subsidiaries beyond what could be reasonably managed.

And outside of commodity industries and real estate, growth in asset intensity has generally been reasonably managed over the past decade.

Unlike Cuff, our base running costs and overhead are reasonably managed, so that when things like this happen you don't go totally under," she says.

While the data were limited, Cfz was associated with a risk for adverse drug reactions comparable to that of first-line TB treatment, which could be reasonably managed under programmatic conditions.

So, how can CIOs reasonably manage the collaboration process to mitigate risk to the business?

So this year I'm running a "Nutcracker" marathon: taking in as many different American productions as I can reasonably manage in November and December, from coast to coast (more than 20, if all goes well).

The starting point, instead of what financial markets would bear, would be what Greece could reasonably manage to pay while rebuilding its shattered economy – and maintaining social cohesion, which has been stretched to breaking point by repeated salary reductions for public servants and cuts in the country's public services.

The results illustrated that the simultaneous management of groundwater quantity and quality was effective and appropriate to the agricultural contaminant loading management and the model developed in this study, which can consider time-variant pumping, could be used to accurately estimate and to reasonably manage contaminant loading in agricultural areas.

Take on only what you can reasonably manage.