Sentence examples for palatable enough that from inspiring English sources

Postmates still pays its couriers as 1099 workers instead of salaried W-2 workers, but if its business is palatable enough, that may attract workers who are looking for a more flexible schedule even with salaried roles available.

The last time we covered patent reform, we noted that there was some consensus forming around provisions that would be palatable enough to pass.

The White House's Deficit Commission has been operating mainly behind closed doors, coming up with a way of cutting entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare that's politically palatable enough to prevent any lawmakers from losing their seats in Congress.

Western countries have failed to find or nurture opposition groups that they find palatable enough to support, and are unwilling to back the fighters who are currently holding some ground against Assad, much less provide air support themselves.

Those kinds of experiences really helped me think that this was something I wanted to do and then it just took the courage to let go of the fear that this topic wouldn't be palatable enough for people.

If only the truth was palatable enough to be celebrated.

The lamb was palatable enough, but it was not what we anticipated.

But if their files are stored with Box, how palatable is that?

"This was always about passing politically palatable legislation that would help the president's political aspirations.

The cause of the Confederacy, even before its participants were all dead, was edited into a more palatable abstraction — "states' rights," a phrase whose meaning was ambiguous enough that it might actually pass for virtue.

They need to be social enough so that they are palatable to the people expected to add them to their social communications, but commercial enough that they offer a return for advertisers.