| Like cancer, no longer seen as necessarily fatal, a nuclear strike is being discussed as though it were containable, survivable. |
| Horrible and shocking as the shootings on the first day were, there was still the possibility that they would be containable. |
| Yet the effects, even in a few American states, will be neither containable nor revocable. |
| But with little ambition to go wide and a lack of composure when they tried to, they were containable. |
| Most virus diseases I believe would be containable moderately readily, once we know how they're transmitted. |
| I think what we've had is some individual acts of theft, and they've been more than containable by the police and the National Guard. |
