Sentence examples for by tenable from inspiring English sources

This video by Tenable Security is pretty wild.

We demonstrate that the essential prerequisite of a slower dissociation rate of drug from DNA helix is achieved by tenable choice surfactants.

In the meantime, our cities, our schools, our neighborhoods and our very livelihoods become less tenable by the day.

The lazy idea held by critics of NATO's intervention in Libya that the incompetence of rebel forces would ensure a stalemate looks less tenable by the day.

The documents also expose one of the ways in which the Senate House managers have sought to make outsourcing tenable: by appearing to machinate against contracted-out workers with the very trade union that is meant to be representing them.

"The separation of Tibetans and Hans at 3,000 years ago is simply not tenable by anything we know from the historical, archaeological or linguistic record," said Mark Aldenderfer, a Tibetan expert at the University of California, Merced.

This strategy looks less tenable by the week and it seemed the chancellor had belatedly recognised the potential dangers of providing government-backed home loans by asking the Bank of England to assess Help to Buy on an annual basis, starting next September.

But denial has become less tenable by the day: air-quality data is now widely available, including a running update from the roof of the U.S. Embassy; "airpocalypse" conditions have become a regular, sometimes crippling feature of Chinese cities; and pollution is driving away tourists.

What it left behind was an impressive array of artists, a version of "alternative" that seems less tenable by the month, and Mr. Rose's atmospheric time capsule of a book, which tells an exciting art-world story, of a kind that should be happening in one form or another in New York all the time, and is barely happening at all.

This construct is made tenable by first encoding real-valued sensor concentration observations into a finite set of concentration states.

This theory is not considered tenable by most commentators.