Sentence examples for publicly palatable from inspiring English sources

Sydney University political analyst Rod Tiffen has said "there are rarely any publicly palatable solutions to budget deficits".

But some legal advocates are unsure whether the government will abolish the system or simply create a more publicly palatable creature that accomplishes the same goal.

Yet, some people ask, is Ms. Bruni less publicly palatable than her diffident predecessor just because she has been photographed in nothing more than underpants?

Similarly, what happened with Kander and Ebb's musicals is that the subject-matter of Cabaret (persecution in Nazi Germany and Chicagoo (the sensationalising of crime) both became more publicly palatable.

In part, efforts to prevent lead poisoning were made more publicly palatable by the catastrophe that which occurred in mid-1999, when more than 1,000 children in the desert town of Torreon, some 500 miles (800 km) north-northwest of the Mexican capital, were found to have dangerously high blood lead levels, which authorities linked to emissions from a local metals smelter.

However, they publicly use the more politically palatable language of atonement: They would require the unauthorized to make reparation through a substantial fine and to "earn" the right to remain through their labor.

Herbaceous species were categorized into four palatability classes, as highly palatable, palatable, less palatable, and unpalatable based on the opinion of livestock herders and according to Tainton (1981).

"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".

Jackson's complaints about Melo are fair Anthony does bring ball movement to a halt with his often gratuitous flurry of ball fakes and jab steps; he has lost some of the beguiling quickness that once made palatable his customary state of semi-fitness but hisemi-fitness butr this publicly has causedecisionecessary sideshow.

Wells later publicly and privately apologised for his antisemitic writings, but that doesn't make them any more palatable.

Democrats and teachers' unions have embraced charter schools -- publicly financed schools that operate largely free of state and local regulations and unions -- as a palatable alternative to voucher programs, which are favored by Republicans.