Sentence examples for it tenable from inspiring English sources
Is it tenable to maintain the mortgage interest deduction?
After three years on air, Youssef decided to end the show in June 2014, when he felt the political climate in Egypt no longer made it tenable.
It is neither enough to regulate urging compliance in a typical soft law form, nor is it tenable to rely on the possibility that desirable hard law approaches by states might be aided by an international legal initiative that sets the human rights responsibilities of corporations upon which all states (the weak and the strong) can draw or be measured against in their own separate efforts.
"I just don't see how it is tenable to say that we can grow our way out of it".
The day before, Greg Smith, an executive director in the company's equity derivatives business, announced his resignation, in an Op-Ed page article in The New York Times, declaring that the previous decade had left Goldman's culture so steeped in avarice and self-interest, so utterly disdainful of its clients, that he no longer found it morally tenable to work there.
Is it still tenable for Britain to refuse demands from Greece for the return of the Elgin Marbles?
I didn't buy that argument then, and having heard many superb Baroque hornists, I find it less tenable now.
They are bold-facedly hypocritical, and I don't think the environmentalism movement as we've known it is tenable or will survive.
U.T. Place argued that it is tenable to say that certain events and processes traditionally classified as mental (for example, sensation) are identical with events and processes in the brain.
Bush's top advisers are considering whether it is tenable for Rove to remain on the staff, given that Fitzgerald has already documented something that Rove and White House official spokesmen once emphatically denied -- that he played a central role in discussions with journalists about Plame's role at the CIA and her marriage to former ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, a critic of the Iraq war.
