Sentence examples for made a tenable from inspiring English sources
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.
Lyft's existence makes #DeleteUber a tenable stance, because you don't have to change your behavior pattern, just your brand of choice.
"Everyone knows that the '67 lines are not tenable and that the Palestinians aren't going to be the right to return and Jerusalem won't be divided," so Obama made a mistake.
However, it is possible to construct a tenable working hypothesis.
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.
Despite the demands, the union negotiators added that their priorities remain "achieving parity in basic cable, taking care of unfinished business in new media, and limiting unpaid exclusivity and holding arrangements that increasingly prevent television writers from making a living -- this while protecting the health and pension plans that make all our lives tenable".
"The idea that this subjective intent of somebody making a payment, without more, turns the payment into a campaign contribution — it's not the law, and it's just not a tenable theory," he said.
This construct is made tenable by first encoding real-valued sensor concentration observations into a finite set of concentration states.
His draft incorporated the most common assertions of the others: the right to vote, the right to petition, and equal eligibility for employment were among the basic principles that made his draft tenable.
Advocates of gender equality in family caregiving maintain that such policies are necessary to make parity in parenting a tenable proposition.
The documents also expose one of the ways in which the Senate House managers have sought to make outsourcing tenable: by appearing to machinate against contracted-out workers with the very trade union that is meant to be representing them.
