Sentence examples for tenable to use from inspiring English sources

Therefore, from a public health point of view, it seems tenable to use the term "pre-diabetes" to describe the condition of IFG and/or IGT and to identify adolescents at increased risk for diabetes in later life.

The company is also growing internationally, with installations in 150 countries, and Tenable plans, in part, to use the new money to continue that expansions.

The wide-spread adoption of an ePHR is only tenable if the target population have access to and are able to use the new mediums of communication.

John Howells, the chief executive of Link, told The Guardian: "If lower-income people were forced to use surcharging machines then this would be a clear hardship and not tenable.

That made this basic crisis of confidence much worse, because people understandably looked at that and said how could that be tenable?" "He faced a set of constraints and judgments at that time about how best to use limited resources.

Because Alvarez' office continued to use Fiorito as a witness in cases long after they began their investigation, the attorney added, not charging the cop was the only "politically tenable" position they could take.

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.

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

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