Tractable

It may not be easy, but this problem is tractable.

The problem is tractable.

The car's engine is tractable.

"Tess is queer." "But she's tractable at bottom. Leave her to me."

But once in London Jane Porter was no more tractable than she had been in Baltimore. She found one excuse after another, […]

I have always found horses, an animal I am attached to, very tractable when treated with humanity and steadiness.

Of all the tractable, equal-tempered, attached, and faithful beings that ever lived, I believe he was the most so.

[T]his matter of the vanishing bridge must have been arranged in order to put him in a properly subdued and tractable frame of mind.

Some masters can be quite kind if you're meek and tractable.

I need not point out the advantages of modelling in a material as durable as stone. . . . Mixed up with just enough water to form a stiff paste, it accommodates itself to the touch of the modelling tool. . . . There are two inherent difficulties in using it—one, it is not so tractable as clay. . . .