Sentence examples similar to may be passable from inspiring English sources

In this context, they may not be passable in the conventional sense, but they are tools that are able to measure cognitive abilities in a standardized manner.

That may be a passable description of the amygdala, but what of the psychopath?

This year, the Manhattan parade route may be slippery but it should be passable, officials said.

Now, to be fair, gullibility and ignorance may have been passable excuses in the beginning and if the news from Texas was the first report we had revealing that the Center for Medical Progress videos were bogus, then this would simply be an embarrassing case of being wrong.

Video quality on either one will be passable.

Before long a robot's touch may be a very passable imitation of a human one.

It may be partial, i.e. passable for certain individuals.

It may be temporary, i.e. passable at certain times of the year (under certain hydrological or temperature conditions).

Households away from passable roads may be more likely to own a dog for protection, or may be less likely to own a dog because they are less well-off and have less disposable income; there is no way of knowing without sampling these households.

Walls are not passable, whereas houses may be entered through doors.

It is obviously necessary to make some roads passable by car and there may be a way to design an alley system for deliveries, emergencies, and trash pick-up and to accommodate those who do own vehicles.