Sentence examples for more tenable solutions from inspiring English sources

Grouping these three facets together as a separate factor also resulted in more tenable solutions in the confirmatory factor analyses.

At its climate change conference in Copenhagen this December, the U.N. should launch a campaign to build public-private partnerships to turn the promise of desalination into a more tenable solution.

A more tenable solution to this problem is to electrospray directly into high vacuum from a heated capillary, as has recently been demonstrated for other applications (Ninomiya et al., 2011).

A two-factor solution for the WHOQOL-SRPB is more tenable, in which three of the eight WHOQOL-SRPB facets group together as a spiritual coping factor and the remaining facets form a factor of spiritual quality of life.

Yet they don't tell us how they got to a more tenable place, only that they did get there.

No institution denied aid under the Blaine Amendment would find its position any more tenable without the Blaine Amendment.

Yet, as their blindly rigid approach in The Hague showed, their position was hardly more tenable than that of the Americans.

The identification of the whole populace of Zürich with this elect people was the more tenable because those not in accord with the ideal were disposed to leave.

Mr. Aibel, who lives in the New York City, now wants to dedicate himself to making classical music more tenable to younger generations.

The claim that there are brute probabilistic propensities at the level of organismal fitness differences is only slightly more tenable.

After my experiment, I tried a bunch of different things to make my email situation more tenable.