Sentence examples for politically tenable from inspiring English sources

Of course, it would probably take another financial meltdown to make banking nationalization politically tenable.

The housing must not be public-sector housing because that would not be politically tenable".

"They don't have a vision for Australia's future and that position isn't politically tenable.

The question is whether these needed unifying steps are politically tenable as a populist anti-European right is rising in France, under Marine Le Pen, and elsewhere.

"But he must have known quite clearly that what he did with this girl was unacceptable and that it was not politically tenable".

A bigger question is whether, in the wake of MH17, the sale of the ships is still politically tenable inside France.

It may sound fanciful to most Democrats, but thus far it's proven to be a pretty tenable position politically, and there's really no pressing reason for Republicans to abandon it.

Through Euclid's axiom, politically impossible tasks eventually become tenable.

But then, around 2004 with the Battle of Fallujah and as the war in Iraq and Afghanistan started to take the toll on our fighting men and women, it becomes less tenable and a less politically sexy operation".

That's a tenable position, but it's politically dicey — particularly for Republicans, since the elderly are among their biggest supporters.

Would that be tenable in a political context?