Sentence examples for tenable to consider from inspiring English sources

It is no longer tenable to consider breast cancer as a single disease.

"I hope the research provokes people to think more about the effects of holding a visual understanding of race, and to consider whether the 'realness' and 'self-evidence' of race is only tenable when race is seen," she said. .

In his resignation letter, Farmer told Chris Grayling, the employment minister: "We have reached the point where we feel that the lack of progress in improving the system and the lack of willingness to consider more fundamental reform makes our involvement in this element of the process no longer tenable".

His approach generally is to consider the various ways in which a given entity could exist and then to show that none of them is tenable because of the absurdities that would be entailed.

At times, Dewey was prepared to consider such inquiries into educational or economic issues or even into the problems of war and peace as the beginnings of experimental inquiry in the social sciences and prepared to identify them as the tenable results of the application of scientific method to these areas of inquiry.

Among Kumārila's guiding intuitions here is the commonsensical thought that radical skepticism is not a tenable idea that, in other words, it is to be presumed that we are, simply as a matter of empirical fact, already justified in believing a great deal, and that the task of epistemology is therefore to consider what must be the case in order for that to be so.

These assumptions may not be completely tenable, but we consider them to be sufficient approximations to our biological understanding of LN spread and clinical practice of nodal staging.

"I just don't see how it is tenable to say that we can grow our way out of it".

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.