Sentence examples for quite tenable from inspiring English sources
Thus, this conclusion is not quite tenable in the clinic and should be seen as a reference at most.
The fact that PAGE4 translocates to the nucleus and binds DNA, whether directly or indirectly, makes the latter proposition quite tenable.
The Christian idea that humanity is God's most prized creation is quite tenable.
There is a certain queasiness to be felt every time one enters Brooklyn Bridge Park — a sense that the whole enterprise isn't quite morally tenable.
"On the other hand, I never thought that was quite a tenable situation".
Much as I respect Francis Fukuyama's thoughtful effort to place the Bush administration's aberrant foreign policy within a cogent intellectual matrix, I believe that a quite different view of it is also tenable.
"But he must have known quite clearly that what he did with this girl was unacceptable and that it was not politically tenable".
Is the distinction tenable?
This is no longer tenable.
His position is not tenable.
