Sentence examples for palatable to all from inspiring English sources

Luck turned his attention toward figuring out a stadium deal that was "politically palatable" to all stakeholders.

Since its initial proposal was filed on Oct. 1, 1999, Nasdaq has submitted eight amendments to try to make the plan palatable to all market participants.

Such an approach will entail an implicit acceptance of Iran's particular form of hedging and this will not, of course, be palatable to all parties, particularly Israel.

In a controversial attempt to make the league more palatable to all, he instituted a heavy-handed dress code meant to clean up the league's image.

Chardonnay can be and is dumbed down into an "international" style, palatable to all and anathema to devotees, since "international" means bland, undistinguished.

It would be dishonest, and foolish, to suggest that hammering out a compromise palatable to all sides is going to be easy.

Ms. Quinn is banking on the idea that if three newspapers that are often at odds over issues can agree on one candidate, then surely she can be palatable to New Yorkers of all persuasions.

That move to assuage his most conservative members was not at all palatable to moderates worried about their constituents ― that is, voters ― losing coverage entirely.

Though Philoponus had his followers, trinitarian philosophy of this kind could hardly be palatable to anyone not committed before all else to Aristotle's ontology.

This progressiveness makes the exhibit all the more palatable to today's audience.

Today, brewers are adding Brett to a much wider array of beer styles, many of which are not sour at all, and more palatable to the average drinker.