Sentence examples for is tenable that from inspiring English sources

It is tenable that poor living conditions, longer exposure to homelessness, and a lack of usual care may be linked to poorer health-related outcomes.

Therefore on the basis of both kinematics and fMRI evidence it may be tenable that the difference in activation between PG and WHG reflects the need for additional sensory-motor control mechanisms for PG and that hAIP may play a critical role in this behaviour [15].

Whereas it may be tenable that T and B lymphocytes respond to death-inducing stimuli through independent mechanisms, the findings and conclusions of the report appear at odds with the evolutionarily conserved cytoprotection associated to all LEA-containing proteins studied thus far.

But there are reasons for thinking that neither the physicalist nor the conceptualist approach is tenable and that the only plausible way to interpret linguistic theory is as being about sentence types, which of course, are abstract objects (proponents of the platonistic view include Katz (1981), Soames (1985), and Langendoen and Postal (1985)).

If it is tenable to say that rigidity assures that some sentences or statements like this are necessarily true though a posteriori, further questions immediately impose themselves.

I don't think that is tenable long term.

It is the explanation — the only one that is tenable — of a remarkable and counterintuitive reality".

You reconceive the facts you find unpleasant and untenable in a way that is tenable and makes you laugh.

His approach generally is to consider the various ways in which a given entity could exist and then to show that none of them is tenable because of the absurdities that would be entailed.

"I think unless he can rebuild some connection, some rapport, some confidence within the industry, then I don't think he has any alternative, I don't think that his current position is tenable, unless he can rebuild that confidence with the sector".

"I just don't see how it is tenable to say that we can grow our way out of it".