Sentence examples for tenable benefits from inspiring English sources
We describe the concept of a multiple integrated use of geothermal energy, including the tenable benefits that can be obtained from applying this concept, such as a longer reservoir lifespan, a lower specific environmental impact, and greater marketing flexibility and profitability.
It is no longer tenable to say that GM technology benefits no-one but the multinational agrochemicals industry.
The commission's line that it cannot determine the merits of a political purpose is not tenable in the light of its new public benefit function.
On the former point, although it is clear that a regulation mandating energy efficiency retrofits in existing homes would not be tenable, the magnitude of the economic and public health benefits indicates that creative public policies to encourage retrofits (e.g., low-interest loans or tax deductions) may be warranted.
"The public announcement of his release signals that the Chinese government has had to respond to this pressure and that the cost-benefit ratio of continuing to detain him was no longer tenable".
In order for the immunocompetence trade-off hypothesis to be tenable, masculinity must be associated with reduced parental investment, and consequently with reduced direct benefits in humans.
Is the distinction tenable?
This is no longer tenable.
His position is not tenable.
But the prospect seems tenable.
