Sentence examples for considered workable from inspiring English sources

We agree with the Court of Appeals that the law school sufficiently considered workable race-neutral alternatives.

The community's 12 family homes and 48 homes for "elders," as older residents are called — a ratio that Treehouse considered workable — are arranged in clusters, designed to resemble "dollhouses with their entries turned slightly so that every person who leaves their home has the opportunity to engage with someone," Ms. Cockerton said.

"The documentation needs quite drastic overhaul before it could be considered workable," he added.

Mostly, these were works composed before 1970, when Mr. Perle arrived at what he considered a workable approach to his 12-tone tonality.

Sponsorships are often considered a workable alternative to traditional ads because they play down their commercial nature, an approach welcomed by jaded consumers weary of being peddled products in ways deemed abrasive and obtrusive.

He gave up rugby at the age of 21 because it was not considered a workable career at the time, and he had to support his family.

In six months, environmentalists and city officials could consider potentially workable options like collecting glass in a way that retains its value.

The Scottish government has already pledged to consider "any workable alternatives" to a minimum price for a unit of alcohol.

In incorporating mobile learning into daily teaching and learning, technologist educators must initially consider a workable framework to gauge the teaching and learning process.

The other option of England is not considered attractive or workable.

Although the PFI dues were negotiated long before the financial crisis, they are considered sacrosanct, whereas a workable staff-patient ratio seems an optional extra.