Sentence examples for now tenable from inspiring English sources

Historically QM methods were primarily limited to smaller systems because of the computational expense, but these methods are now tenable for larger systems because of the advent of fractional QM methods.

However, recent advances in experimental approaches [ 3] mean that even the most recalcitrant membrane proteins are now tenable structural biology targets; this requires sufficient, stable recombinant protein for biochemical characterisation and crystallisation trials.

That position is not tenable now, with Taiwan a democracy and Communism gone from Europe.

The Elector, knowing his position at Dillingen was now not tenable, took up a position behind the strong fortifications of Augsburg.

Though he has stepped down temporarily, his position is now even less tenable.

I didn't buy that argument then, and having heard many superb Baroque hornists, I find it less tenable now.

This argument looks less tenable now that the jobless rate is back to its pre-recession level.

The ostensible excuse that it is unable to do so looks less tenable now it has some military successes against the Taliban.

This perception, although always somewhat misguided, is now even less tenable given the results of the genome sequencing projects, which demonstrate that the human genome is remarkably similar to that of evolutionarily ancient organisms.

Amit Yoran, former President of RSA and now CEO of Tenable Networks says, "Fear just doesn't cut it.

However, specification of a general (g) factor (model 6) improved fit considerably both in absolute terms (considerable drop in chi-square and in AIC) and according to the RMSEA (.0605), now approaching a tenable model fit.