Manageably

And, perhaps more manageably if you want to scroll through for reviews of books by authors you like, I archivelinks to my reviewseach year (starting 2007): ❋ Maxine (2009)

The gallery owner, who may be paying tens of thousands of dollars per month in rent, has to hope that some of the visitors are so interested in the installation that they inquire about buying more manageably sized and priced pieces by the artist, which they may have in a back room. ❋ Daniel Grant (2011)

But "keeping fear alive" for tigers that are nonexistent, manageably small, or made out of paper has huge costs. ❋ Ph.D. Rick Hanson (2010)

Further, during the summer term they can very manageably work 20 hours/week, if not full-time, while completing their research, thereby significantly supplementing their income ❋ Unknown (2008)

As the Euro bankers try to transfer risk and responsibility for their crisis back and forth from private to "sovereign" public debt, I'm asking Mark Blyth -- using Ireland as a manageably small example -- to find the point where justice could be said to meet necessity. ❋ Christopher Lydon (2010)

Can't we just get to the one-sentence coda to the executive summary that goes "But Saladin Ahmed, of course, will be obscenely rich and manageably famous." ❋ Jimhines (2010)

Beard's past was often a mess, resembling a ripe, odorous cheese oozing into or over his present, but this particular confection had congealed into the appearance of something manageably firm, more Parmesan than Époisses. ❋ Unknown (2010)

They've handled Marilyn Monroe's millions of visitors over the decades, security cameras abound and barbed wire contains the manageably sized hallowed grounds. ❋ Unknown (2009)