Sentence examples for a more tenable solution from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

Grouping these three facets together as a separate factor also resulted in more tenable solutions in the confirmatory factor analyses.

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

A more tenable notion is to rotate the Games among a handful of Olympic cities around the world.

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.

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

To wage a jihad is actually a profound mystical concept indicating that the believer is currently sorting out spiritual and philosophical impulses in thought and practice to arrive at a more tenable way of thinking or living.

The mtDNA-based phylogenetic tree illustrates that the two subspecies are reasonably well differentiated (Fig. 2), thereby leaving gene flow as a more tenable explanation for the analysis outcome.

Österman and Bertilsson [ 23] concluded that a prolonged CI (VWP = 280 days), combined with milking three times a day, gave a more tenable production system than a conventional one (VWP = 50 days).

But as much as we would love to see all the Christians of the Middle East find a safe haven in, say, Marseille, we know that it is not a tenable solution.