Sentence examples for supportable without from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 4 , 1959P. 17 We have long argued that in our youth summers in N.Y. were supportable without aid from air-conditioning... Summer on summer we have relied while in our office on two open windows on the 20th fl., scorning our neighbors on either side who turned on the air-conditioning... Now the Guaranty Trus Company has betrayed us.

We have long argued that in our youth summers in N.Y. were supportable without aid from air-conditioning... Summer on summer we have relied while in our office on two open windows on the 20th fl., scorning our neighbors on either side who turned on the air-conditioning... Now the Guaranty Trus Company has betrayed us.

There is near-universal agreement that this is an easily understandable and supportable decision, even without a proven survival benefit.

Badly tarnished because its support for the administration had produced one fiasco after another, the evangelical Christian right, which had furnished the political energy for the conservative turn in American politics, would fracture and find itself without any supportable Republican candidate for the 2008 presidential election.

Massive increases in Internet usage have come "without a supportable business model for entertainment product," said Iger.

Rather, they should be supported (or at least be supportable) by explicit arguments regarding how much more plausible one hypothesis is than another.

We prove that the Joint Scheduler is throughput optimal; i.e., it supports any load that is supportable by any other algorithm.

The hypothesis that inhaled NO administration will improve microcirculatory perfusion without significant impairment of systemic hemodynamics is supportable on the basis of current data, but will need to be tested in clinical trials.

If we only consider the requested MASs without the symmetric assignment, about 40 flows are supportable at maximum in the standard MB-OFDM.

14 The evidence suggests that with appropriate support and training, CCM can improve child health outcomes, but that program planners require support to design iCCM programs that are scalable and politically supportable.

"If a system is introduced too rapidly, and without adequate testing and evidence, the prospect of a workable and supportable biodiversity offsetting system would be undermined for many years to come".