Sentence examples similar to tenable subject from inspiring English sources
Since then, the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting tragedy has made ducking the subject no longer tenable, so we've moved into the stage where we suspect the motives of those expressing concern.
When a full recovery of subjects is not tenable, treatment is reactive and focuses on alleviating symptoms of mental illness through medication and therapy (developing adaptation and coping skills).
Such an ideal study is not tenable or ethical.
As autism is a complex and heterogeneous disorder that may have multiple causes, pathologies and trajectories, the assumption that autism is a single disorder, and that a given finding should extend across all subjects with autism, may not be tenable.
The award, tenable for 1 year in the first instance, is renewable annually, subject to satisfactory progress.
'In the context of Ucas tariffs and league tables, where exams are treated as equivalent, I do not think the situation is tenable.' He said it would be too hard to make different subjects equally taxing, so also advocated changing the value given to them in terms of university entry and league tables.
Tenable for 1 year in the first instance, the award is renewable every year, subject to the scholar's satisfactory progress.
Is the distinction tenable?
Which solutions are tenable?
This is no longer tenable.
