Sentence examples for really tenable from inspiring English sources
Is that really tenable, fifty years on?
"We found, in fact, that any other explanation for these very strong echoes was not really tenable in the light of the evidence that we had available," Orosei said.
Thus, Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell say of definitions in particular, those used in Principia Mathematica that they are "strictly speaking, typographical conveniences (1925, 11)." This viewpoint has plausibility only for regular homogeneous definitions though it is not really tenable even here.
At present, it remains unclear whether maintenance treatment with SGAs is really tenable long-term.
(Mind you, "Absolutist is only really a tenable strategy when there is no noise in the players' information or actions. If there is a small chance of error in information or action, then Absolutists end up defecting on each other and can never break out of this").
But if a final, tenable peace agreement really had been within reach (it wasn't), Obama could have perhaps successfully fought back the pro-Israel lobby, as he had with the Iran deal.
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.
But does any business really think a tweaked version of the status quo is tenable?
"Mobile and virtual have really changed the way that IT shops are having to exist," says Tenable President and COO Jack Huffard.
Tenable as many of these assumptions may seem, a few of them such as assumption (5) is not really grounded because speed difference has something to do with safety.
