Sentence examples for somewhat manageable from inspiring English sources

In the 4G world, that was somewhat manageable, since the network architecture was built with large cell sites as the core of the network.

It's a 115-watt rear-port sub with a frequency response of between 35 and 140 Hz packed into a somewhat manageable 16.9″ by 15″ by 11.8″ and weighing just over 35 pounds.

The YikeBike, she folds down to a somewhat-manageable size.

Offices, not just in Jacksonville but all over the country, have found that life without a secretary or filing clerk — which they may have begun somewhat reluctantly when economic pressures demanded it — is actually pretty manageable.

Sony's "don't call it a netbook!" VAIO P gets a somewhat more manageable price tag at Staples from now until Saturday.

The U.S. is rightfully worried about its deficit, but at the end of 2010 it is estimated to be around 65% of the economy–somewhat more manageable than Jamaica's.

A somewhat more manageable set for a version of propositional calculus with definitions, based on Łukasiewicz's bracketless notation, is given in the 1931 paper 'Über Definitionen in der sogenannten Theorie der Deduktion', and based on lectures from 1930 31.

Until now, their daughter has expressed it in small manageable and somewhat private ways, now she appears to be ready to take the big leap into the public sphere.

Most of the respondents have previously reported having a normal everyday life throughout an ESM study period [ 22], and in our study, participation was found to be manageable and somewhat amusing during everyday work.

Assuming the sample is representative of the country as a whole, two-thirds of Americans have the same amount of debt or more debt than they had a few years ago, and nine out of ten of them consider their debts to be manageable or only somewhat worrisome.

At the time, Chazen said the company's goal was to "become a somewhat smaller company with more manageable exposure to political risk".