manageably

manageable | American Dictionary

manageable
adjective
us/ˈmæn·ɪdʒ·ə·bəl/

manageableadjective (SUCCEED)

easy or possible to deal with:
The people at the workshop were divided into small, manageable groups.

manageable | Business English

manageable
adjective
uk /ˈmænɪdʒəbl/us
a number, level, or size that is manageable is not too big and can be controlled:
This year's budget projections look "manageable".
Her monthly debt repayments are now down to a more manageable $129.
The organization needs to be broken down into smaller, more manageable chunks.
a situation or problem that is manageable can be dealt with or solved without causing problems:
Technology has helped make our workload more manageable.
If countries respond appropriately, the impacts of climate change should remain manageable.

Examples of manageable

manageable
Yet, this may be ultimately the most manageable of the threats.
The literature reviews give manageable starting places for grounding such research projects in a variety of disciplinary conversations.
To make the data manageable, only motion verbs in the past tense are counted.
It began to be apparent that the complexity of planning problem domains required a mechanism that could abstract the domain to make it more manageable.
Music from diverse cultural traditions was accommodated and found manageable by the generalist secondary teacher.
In order to keep system complexity at a manageable level, the possibility of implementing stable grasps based on actively programmable finger compliance was studied.
To move from an a priori discussion to a more concrete illustration, it is useful to consider the interaction of a manageable number of elements.
Accompanying such analyses we find stories within stories, plot summaries that present an (often complicated) opera in miniature, making the libretto manageable.
Theological arguments required careful defence, whereas to speak only in terms of political stability confined the debate to manageable terms.
As the rural economy diversifies and becomes market integrated, weather risk will give way to the more easily manageable business cycle risk.
Only a small number of these species are social, living together in manageable colonies and most species are solitary.
In some patients with dementia, troublesome symptoms such as wandering, agitation or aggression may not be manageable in the context of the medical ward.
To keep the analysis to manageable proportions, we reduce individual policy items to summary indices.
It has to be observed that the authors do not provide information about the size of manageable graphs.
The case study in this work is of manageable complexity.
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