Sentence examples for tenable to from inspiring English sources

Is it tenable to maintain the mortgage interest deduction?

It is no longer tenable to say that GM technology benefits no-one but the multinational agrochemicals industry.

"The devolution strategy within the Department of Health means it is not tenable to do a centrally driven procurement," he says.

Mr. Aibel, who lives in the New York City, now wants to dedicate himself to making classical music more tenable to younger generations.

Despite all this, though, the EU is able to function.Yet it is hardly tenable to suggest that the EU's treaties need no changes at all.

"It was obvious to him that it's not tenable to say yes, we're aggressively killing the planet and then not do something aggressive about it," he said.

There will be anguished cries of "rationing" from specialty societies and patient groups, but I see no other tenable way to start to control medical costs.

A more tenable solution to this problem is to electrospray directly into high vacuum from a heated capillary, as has recently been demonstrated for other applications (Ninomiya et al., 2011).

Given that any tenable solution to reducing carbon emissions will be market-based, it is past time to propose solutions to make the C.D.M. work for the countries that have been cut out of it to date.

Everyone I spoke with who was in a position to do so identified these same sanitation issues as a potential tinderbox of widespread, communicable havoc, but there are few tenable solutions to such a problem when there's no money to clean up mounting piles of garbage.

This has always made a tenable solution to the Jewish-Palestinian problem impossible -- as, once again, one goes back to the question of land or space and any clear-eyed person would be able to see that there was not enough space between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea to accommodate the needs of two Peoples -- one of whom not "a People" at all but simply a political entity.