Sentence examples for palatable issues from inspiring English sources

"The Obama administration would like to find a way to link arms with Russia on a diplomatic process and not have to tackle some of the less palatable issues like creating safe areas in Syria," said Andrew S. Weiss, vice president for studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Religious Right leaders have merely shifted public attention by adding more palatable issues.

"It's not a politically palatable issue, it's not one that UNRWA publicly advocates, but nevertheless it's a known contour to the issue".

That is never a palatable outcome.

Despite a Republican majority in the Legislature, where she faced significant opposition from Tea Party members, she rallied the entire Democratic delegation to her side and made a progressive issue palatable to just enough conservatives, casting the expansion as the right decision for the state, morally and monetarily.

I can't figure out how to make this very important but depressing issue palatable to the public.

The Bay Area's extreme obsession with youth is no more palatable than standard-issue bias against people with dark skin or a vagina or who use a wheelchair.

This empty-calorie diet of faux domestic bliss is easy on the electorate, and much more palatable than discussing hard issues and presenting a real contrast among candidates.

Child poverty is a peculiar proxy issue – a more palatable shorthand for addressing inequality and poverty more generally.

In ideal circumstances, he would have been the sort of novelist to address social issues in a popular, palatable style, enjoyed by a wide and serious-minded readership.

"The proposals on flags are fudge to make other parties' refusal to deal with issues like flags more palatable.