Sentence examples for made it tenable from inspiring English sources

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.

In the early decades of the 20th century, several scientists decided that the deficiencies of the nebular hypothesis made it no longer tenable.

This manipulation made the proportional hazard assumption tenable and also made it unnecessary to include age as a covariate.

Of course, BART is also continuing to raise fares, making it harder and harder to afford to get anywhere, which makes living in the East Bay and working in SF even less tenable.

Instead, make it clear that you own your behavior in response to his or her laziness, remarking that you shouldn't have let things get to this state and that you've decided that it is no longer tenable.

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.

Two years later, political circumstances make its passage much more tenable.

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.

That may become less tenable, though, as Ms. Swift's personal life makes its way into the tabloids, as it lately has in regards to her never-confirmed romance with Joe Jonas, the would-be rake of the Jonas Brothers.

It is difficult to see how Collins, Barr or the Justice Department could make a tenable argument to the contrary.