Sentence examples for far more palatable from inspiring English sources

Even after it has headed out, it has far more palatable leaves than "native" orchard grass.

And yet one seems far more palatable or, at least, permissible than the other.

A tunnel, they argue, would also be far more palatable to the public than a bridge.

Some of this book's investigatory sojourns are far more palatable than others.

It's far more palatable to argue that we simply have to cut benefits, because otherwise the programs will go bankrupt.

But you can add some sugar to it that balances out the bitterness and makes the soup far more palatable.

Within a few more years, though, the whole thing would be supplanted by a far more chipper, more palatable, more profitable version of itself.

Given those and other factors, nursing homes are a far more politically palatable cause than hospital financing was last year.

It's a far more politically palatable way to attack the problem of soaring drug prices than opening up an even more contentious fight over whether the U.S. government should meddle directly in pricing — and it has had wide popular and bipartisan support, including from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump during the presidential campaign.

Even if that assumption turns out to be overly optimistic, it will be far more politically palatable for the government to recapitalize the banks — or close them down, or even take them over, if need be — knowing that we finally can value the bad assets.

The size of the problem was too big for a nationalisation, so organising a suitable rescue – dressed up as a friendly merger – was by far the more palatable solution, even though it required the tearing-up of competition rules that at any other moment would have banned such a deal.