Sentence examples for are considered palatable from inspiring English sources

The speech is reduced to a few soundbites, which are considered palatable, uncontroversial, and uplifting.

It's a measure of how swiftly and dramatically mainstream attitudes to trans people have changed that the clip was considered palatable in the first place.

After the strong impact of his score for the legendary "Cradle Will Rock," however, his music was considered palatable for Broadway.

Hence, the water from the Water treatment plant could be considered palatable since the mean TDS for the samples in the distribution system were less than 600 mg/L.

The necessary measures may not be considered palatable to a wider public, so in the absence of a popular consent, to take choice out of the equation, both figuratively and on occasion literally, leaves the demos with no alternative but to accept its fate.

Water purification tablets were considered palatable by most respondents (87.7%), and 70.2% reported purchasing them in the past month (Table 2).

Though civil service cuts are considered more palatable politically, unions have warned the loss of core skills has already forced the department to buy in consultants on expensive, short-term contracts.

Among the fodder shrubs, Cotoneaster nummularia, Indigofera heterantha and Myrsine africana are considered very palatable and nutritious.

Thirdly, just as white bread is more palatable in Western countries, white rice is considered more palatable among the Japanese population.

This came a year after tag numbers that were reduced from the pre-lockout years were considered more palatable.

For most Asian population who consume white rice as a staple food, rice is more readily available and is considered more palatable.