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Meanings of manageable in English
Portuguese
manipulável Capable of being managed or controlled.
Capable of existing or taking place or proving true; possible to do.
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Examples for "achievable"
Examples for "achievable"
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Mr Almunia said the budget programme was achievable but prone to risk.
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I continue to believe that such a deal is achievable, she said.
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Therefore several factors contribute to the maximal work capacity achievable after transplantation.
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He said: Based on what's happening in Britain, this is easily achievable.
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Is a sustainable work place within Ireland achievable or a pipe dream?
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However, they are doable with the right products and the right support.
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He said it was doable, and, of course, he was absolutely right.
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We think somewhere in that time frame would be doable, Nichols said.
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This is doable and will really help push you towards your goal.
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What's critical is what you're asking them must be specific and doable.
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Objectively the state is not realizable in the ward of a city.
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And nowhere is the distinction more realizable than in Wordsworth's own work.
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His life to-day is a mean parody upon an easily realizable might-have-been.
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In youth mistakes seemed irreparable, calamities intolerable, ambitions realizable, disappointments unbearable.
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Seven thousand dollars for two thousand dollars, and every cent of it realizable.
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That which you suppose accomplishable in fourteen or fifteen years, I may believe practicable in a much shorter period.
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According to "PHILALETHES," the extraction of the seed is a very difficult process, accomplishable, however, by the aid of mercury-thewater homogeneous therewith.
Usage of manageable in English
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However, Tanzania's agriculture minister for Charles Tizeba said the situation is manageable.
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Mr O'Neill told parliament the financial situation was manageable despite logistical challenges.
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Overall, students and teachers found the paper manageable despite the subject matter.
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As a result of the refinancing, we believe debt maturities are manageable.
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Still, the debt burden now looks manageable, especially given super-low borrowing costs.
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This situation is manageable now but may not be in the future.
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Over time, private-sector debt needs to come down to more manageable levels.
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A senior Trump administration official, however, suggested that the tensions were manageable.
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The afternoon exam, higher-level paper 2, was fair and manageable, Carroll said.
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But moves are afoot that could yet present a more manageable programme.
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Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz said the risk should be manageable.
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While there were still minor problems, it was now manageable, Pulotu said.
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The cap closes that escape route and keeps pressure manageable, Wells said.
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The side effects of influenza vaccine are not serious and are manageable.
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That's the way I approach it and make it manageable for me.'
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We expect debt maturities, environmental obligations, and pension obligations to be manageable.
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