Sentence examples similar to missing a tenable option from inspiring English sources
An engineering industry source also confirmed that an extension was no longer viewed as a tenable option.
Only after the development of anesthesia and antisepsis, in the nineteenth century, and, in the early twentieth century, of a double-layer suturing technique that could stop an opened uterus from hemorrhaging, did Cesarean section become a tenable option.
We were clear that doing nothing was not a tenable option; we were equally clear that there should be no loss for people currently in receipt of the ILF.
Content efforts can run into the hundreds of millions or even billions in terms of investment, as they collectively have for Rakuten TV's competitors, and while there is clearly some glory and cred that comes with that, for a smaller player it may not be a tenable option, given the challenges of distribution.
Crawling under the covers and sobbing was simply not a tenable option.
With neutrality no longer a tenable option, Burnett presided over a conference of Kentucky's Southern sympathizers that occurred at Russellville between October 29 and October 31, 1861.
Maybe, just maybe, we need to create a zone of privacy that will encourage public officials to communicate their candid thoughts over email while in office -- given that conducting business without email is simply no longer a tenable option -- by ensuring that the email exchanges will have some protection from publication.
They missed an answer option for somebody who had LBP only on one day.
He finished, "Really the only thing missing is an option to play an entire season".
But some believe it's the only tenable option in a state where the politics is complicated by a divide not only between the urban south-east and the regions, but also from one community to the next.
