Sentence examples for more than palatable from inspiring English sources

A flatulent, skinflint pessimist with a fondness for Kate Smith, sherry and Christian Science, Nanny doesn't change one stripe from beginning to end, but Ms. Lavin makes a relentless character more than palatable.

A valuation that might cause a New York-based money manager to flee might be more than palatable to a Chinese investor.

Also, assuming that piggy-backing on rival platforms feeds directly into its Office 365 engine, it would make the costs of supporting third-party platforms more than palatable.

They made the sensible decision to work from the outside in, because you don't leave something like Windows 8 alive for long, and they made the surface layer of the OS more than palatable.

Though The Black Album certainly was heavier and more aggressive than what mainstream audiences were used to, the hooky Hetfield choruses and polished Bob Rock production proved more than palatable.

Why is war more palatable than more refugees?

For the government, cashing in could be more palatable than yet more borrowing.

Is it merely because the phrase "climate revenues" used in the budget is more politically palatable than the word "tax"?

Carbon markets, also known as cap-and-trade systems, have come into vogue because they are more politically palatable than imposing carbon taxes.

And though states will certainly have to cut their budgets again this year, the cuts will be smaller (and therefore more politically palatable) than those of, say, Ireland, which is cutting government spending by almost nine per cent.

Federal policymakers from both parties have long fixated on narrowing the "tax gap," partly because going after tax cheats sounds more politically palatable than raising taxes.