Sentence examples for To be tenable from inspiring English sources

It's clear that simply cramming more transistors into processors and putting more processors in chips is not going to be tenable much longer.

But saying to somebody, 'Use a condom every time you have oral sex,' we don't think that is necessarily going to be tenable".

As digital networks have made instant connectivity a norm of business life, and as social media platforms have grown more powerful and more ubiquitous, a reliance on older, less conversational channels of communication has ceased to be tenable.

There was, to be sure, something loftily patronising and complacent about this view but, if you ignored the great and perpetual exception of Ireland, there was just enough truth in it for it to be tenable.

Higher salaries, basic benefits, better working conditions and less physically taxing jobs are only the beginning of their demands, and for many factories, these are already too costly to be tenable.

The Aëtius hypothesis was new; it has proved to be tenable, though it is in need of revision.

These delays gave the Badajoz garrison time to work on the fortifications, taking them from a state of serious disrepair on 25 March to being tenable on 3 April.

The first constraint, even though it is known to not be tenable in many cases, is considered as a prerequisite while dealing with GRNs.

"If Obama is president, it will no longer be tenable to go to the white community and say you've been victimized," Artur Davis told me.

Empirical support for the validity of the prevention paradox implies that population strategies may be tenable to prevent or curb alcohol related injuries.

Current paediatric recommendations pertaining to SBMU may no longer be tenable because screen based media are central in the everyday lives of children and adolescents.