Sentence examples for still tenable from inspiring English sources

Is it still tenable for Britain to refuse demands from Greece for the return of the Elgin Marbles?

Industry sources, questioning whether Mr Byer's position as a cabinet minister was still tenable, pointed out that the transport secretary now appeared to be "trying to keep two lame ducks afloat".

The question isn't whether people still love movies and bring awesome erudition to their discussion of them they do but whether the three-or-four-a-day habit that Godard, Sontag, and others cite is still tenable.

end{aligned} Consequently, using Assumption A.4 in lieu of Assumption A.3 yields that the results of Theorem 4.2 and 4.3 are still tenable.

Based on a brief review of the histology, development, neurochemistry, and connectivity of the pyramidal cell layer, with some emphasis on CA1, we will discuss (1) if this view is still tenable, (2) which subdivision may be suggested, and (3) what implications such a subdivision may have for our understanding of hippocampal function.

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

His position should still prove tenable given his stellar record of nine wins, one draw and zero defeats prior to this game, but the humiliating nature of this loss will sting.

To infer spectral sensitivity of a bird from a closely related species, in which the information is available, is probably still a tenable approach in large, comparative, cross-species studies.

But he still had a tenable position until he played 21... f5; 21... g6 would have been better.

This, of course, was not a viable approach for the long term, although slashing ticket prices nearly in half was one way Mr. Mölich-Zebhauser managed to build audiences, which today average a more tenable, though still far from ideal, 1,500 a performance.

But during the passive monitoring period, Tenable can still look at device traffic for "telltale signs" of vulnerabilities.