Sentence examples for tenable will from inspiring English sources

Of the several posts the Afghans will inherit, the least tenable will be one called the Shrine, the only Marine position north of the Helmand River, perched atop a small hill, on the frontier of the Wild West.

They are bold-facedly hypocritical, and I don't think the environmentalism movement as we've known it is tenable or will survive.

Also, some analysts question whether passing out free hardware will be tenable once merchants have to accept smart cards, because these readers are expected to be significantly more expensive to manufacture.

Computer vision for aiding diagnosis of developmental disorders in clinical genetics will be tenable and broadly applicable in the near future.

But as games grow in size, that approach will become less tenable.

What is clear from the Planck investigation is that the simplest models for how the super-rapid expansion might have worked are probably no longer tenable, suggesting some exotic physics will eventually be needed to explain it.

However, for patients with chronic conditions, relying on clinicians to be responsible for maintaining their health will become less tenable.

It is increasingly clear that will no longer be tenable.

"If Obama is president, it will no longer be tenable to go to the white community and say you've been victimized," Artur Davis told me.

The question is whether this will prove any more tenable an approach than the plethora of reforms of the past 20 years.There are two key stages in the government's new pension plan.

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.