Sentence examples for a more tenable from inspiring English sources

Yet they don't tell us how they got to a more tenable place, only that they did get there.

It is, however, a more tenable idea if that connection is still partly intact.To test that idea out, a clinical trial is planned at UCLA to test the technique for rehabilitating patients whose spinal cords are incompletely severed.

At its climate change conference in Copenhagen this December, the U.N. should launch a campaign to build public-private partnerships to turn the promise of desalination into a more tenable solution.

This, of course, was not a viable approach for the long term, although slashing ticket prices nearly in half was one way Mr. Mölich-Zebhauser managed to build audiences, which today average a more tenable, though still far from ideal, 1,500 a performance.

A more tenable solution to this problem is to electrospray directly into high vacuum from a heated capillary, as has recently been demonstrated for other applications (Ninomiya et al., 2011).

As the advance inland stalled, the battalion became isolated and threatened with destruction until Cannan withdrew his force to a more tenable position.

The question is whether this will prove any more tenable an approach than the plethora of reforms of the past 20 years.There are two key stages in the government's new pension plan.

No institution denied aid under the Blaine Amendment would find its position any more tenable without the Blaine Amendment.

That particular innovation, Circus fears, the public is still not ready for, although demands for closed, private performances have helped to put the group into a slightly more tenable financial situation.

Most find themselves in a situation barely more tenable than before.

At the time I thought this was the height of pointlessness, not knowing that imbibing narcs to make humanity seem more tenable would become a great fixture in my life.