The suggestion that CVMs from the dorsal motor vagal nucleus might be selectively activated by cardiopulmonary inputs (Daly and Kirkman, 1989; Jones and Daly, 1997) no longer appears tenable (Jones, 2001; Wang et al., 2000).
"Because her own decisions are not tenable," Sam said.
As putative sauropod gastric contents (Brown, 1935; Stokes, 1964; Bird, 1985) are no longer tenable (Ash, 1993; Sander et al., in press a ), there is currently no direct evidence on sauropod food and food processing.
More than anything, though, Mr Ozawa's stand is tactical: his masterstroke is to have challenged Mr Abe on his own ground, by promising that the upper house would block any extension.On September 12th Mr Abe claimed that his position was no longer tenable because Mr Ozawa refused to meet him.
Hart declared that, instead, the only tenable basis for Rawls's prioritization of certain liberties is a liberal ideal of human personality.
It's just not tenable," said Taylor.
"Fischer is no longer tenable as Germany's representative abroad".
By 1917, US neutrality was no longer tenable, and Wilson asked Congress for a declaration of war on Germany that would "make the world safe for democracy".
"Living in this kind of patchwork country is becoming less and less tenable," said Susan Sommer, the director of constitutional litigation for Lambda Legal, the gay rights group.
By linking extant conservation areas as well as new ones using a system of corridors of protected land, Wilson argued that a tenable system for human coexistence with the rest of life on Earth could be created.
