Sentence examples for least workable from inspiring English sources

There are discoverable rules, or at least workable generalisations, about how punctuation functions.

So Mr. Obama faces the same challenge as Mr. Reagan: Winning the argument that his version of missile defense is workable — or at least workable enough to be a potent political weapon.

To the technologists – as represented by former (now sacked) chief technology officer John Linwood – who is also appearing at the PAC on Monday – DMI did deliver working (or at least workable) technology, the use of which was undermined by would-be users who never bought into the original vision and who continually changed their requirements.

The car's juice showed up as a blip on PJM's network, but the test showed the concept is at least workable.

Lambert and his wife, Mavis, have what appears from the outside to be if not a perfect marriage then at least a workable one.

Intelligence sources estimate that if Iran opted to "break out" from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty NPTT), it could have at least one workable weapon within a year and a few more about six months after that.

Here, then, are three proposals — some traditional, some fantastic, but all at least theoretically workable — designed to reduce the effects of storms like Hurricane Sandy on three especially vulnerable New York neighborhoods: Lower Manhattan, the Red Hook and Gowanus sections of Brooklyn, and the northern shore of Staten Island.

"I hadn't been getting offers here before - or, at least, not workable offers," says Lloyd Cole on the day of his show.

If the negative view is correct, then we need at least a workable set of criteria by which to discriminate architectural objects as art.

Which brings me (and my children) back to the multiplex, where we were looking, if not for universal appeal, then at least for a workable compromise.

"It's not what we wanted, but we're getting closer to something we can at least say is workable and helpful," said a steel industry executive involved in the White House negotiations, quoted in the Post.