Sentence examples for the only tenable from inspiring English sources

The play progresses to the only tenable position: guilt.

In the end, Heaven, it seems, is the only tenable response to the problem of evil.

Frege's argument for mathematical Platonism boils down to the assertion that it is the only tenable view of mathematics.

A wig therefore seemed the only tenable solution – but even the most ingeniously convincing one would still have to come off every night.

The transportation authority is far from financially secure, and many observers believe a big fare increase could be the only tenable method to raise the requisite cash.

If The Fairy Jobmother has a political message, it is this: the welfare state is intractably complicated, and pragmatic confusion the only tenable response.

And one of the most obvious things is, why is the scholarship only tenable if you're in a former Commonwealth country, plus the US and Germany?" said Conn.

This argument seems to be valid, and platonists claim that the best and only tenable explanation of this fact involves a commitment to the idea that the 'that'-clause in this argument, i.e., 'that snow is white', is a singular term.

And when it comes to water policy, Denver is behaving in a way that makes the future seem not only tenable but even bright.

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.

It is a convenient view or fiction, arising in the first place out of ignorance, and only tenable as long as further observation is limited or wilfully ignored.