Sentence examples for though manageable from inspiring English sources

There are some that, though manageable, are still incurable.

A paper produced recently by the Institute of International Finance, a club of big banks that has been negotiating debt forgiveness on their behalf, argued that Greece's public debt would stand at a hefty, though manageable, 122% of GDP by 2015.

Though manageable, she knew these health problems weren't normal, and decided to take action.

Though manageable to navigate in the daytime, when the sun went down and intoxicants were consumed, finding one's way back to camp could easily turn into a fool's errand.

Here, I quickly discovered, were some tempting possibilities: treks of reasonable length into remote country where the map suggested that the uphill pulls, though sustained, looked manageable.

Rolf de Groot of the SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research in Utrecht believes the problem is manageable, though, at least for crewless missions.

The addition of Kirilenko pushed the Nets' payroll to $101 million and their projected luxury-tax bill to $82 million, an N.B.A. record, though a manageable sum for Prokhorov, one of the world's richest men.

Even bypassing liquid fuel altogether may be problematic: New research suggests that flooding the roads with plug-in vehicles could cause a significant, though potentially manageable, drain on regional water sources.

Though low, manageable glucose levels are generally a good thing for diabetics, exercising while you have low blood sugar levels can lead to a condition called hypoglycemia, in which the body doesn't have enough blood sugar to fuel its vital processes and the exercising muscles.

His new cookbook takes a much more approachable look at dining though, focusing on simple, manageable comfort food.

It's manageable pain, though, because I understand its origin and I've learned to take the pressure off and to let things unfold.