Sentence examples for had a tenable from inspiring English sources

But he still had a tenable position until he played 21... f5; 21... g6 would have been better.

The key here is to have a tenable plan with a long enough timeline and incentives for all companies, but especially the losers, to be able to pivot to a new, greener model.

Having a tenable emergency management plan available prior to events beginning to unfold is critical for health care organizations.

He had an easy, tenable concept, combining a quartet with the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, a brass-band octet he's been working with a little; it did exactly what street brass bands are good at, making a powerful arrangement of whatever music is put in front of it.

It paid off in game three when a rare Karjakin novelty boomeranged and the Russian had a passive, though tenable position.

Sir Fitzroy Maclean, an author and former Member of Parliament, wrote in The New York Times Book Review that Mr. Koestler, had propounded a "tenable and highly intriguing theory". But the writer Isaac Bashevis Singer said in an interview not long afterward: "When you take a man like Koestler, who tries so hard to show that the Jews ar enot even Jews, he fails also as a writer.

"I think we've found a tenable and happy equilibrium". SARA CARDINE may be reached by email at [email protected].

Mr McGuinness said Mrs Foster had a "clear conflict of interest" in the scandal position was "not credible or tenable".

But, who that have resulted in a tenable working environment?

This has always made a tenable solution to the Jewish-Palestinian problem impossible -- as, once again, one goes back to the question of land or space and any clear-eyed person would be able to see that there was not enough space between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea to accommodate the needs of two Peoples -- one of whom not "a People" at all but simply a political entity.

Thus, the assumption that the broker has a monopoly position is no longer tenable.