Sentence examples for which is tenable from inspiring English sources
Lord Kerr, who also agreed with the decision, said that if "an expert expresses an honestly held view, even if it differs from that which he may have originally expressed, provided it is an opinion which is tenable, he has nothing to fear from a disgruntled party".
All researchers pointed to BAB breakdown as the probable mechanism for the events, which is highly tenable given its documentation in the acute post-laser period by earlier studies, as well as the setting of diseased vascular permeability barriers of diabetes [8 10].
Gondwanan origin of Iguania was proposed by Estes [ 60] based on some fossil evidence and the basal divergence of Iguania from Scleroglossa, which is not tenable by recent molecular phylogeny.
In the Wiesbaden Manifesto, he and other American archives officers stated that they were "unanimously agreed that the transportation of these works [to America] establishes a precedent which is neither morally tenable nor trustworthy".
Visibility in partial areas is around 10 m which is not regarded as a tenable condition.
"It's a no-brainer at strategic level – it falls apart when it comes to each individual organisation or GP because it's moving a situation from what was just not tenable to one which is world class.
He was doing all right until he failed to defend by 34 c3! after which 34... dc 35 Rc3 Qe5 36 Qg1 is tenable.
"The current scheduling which is predicated on it having no useful medicinal purposes is obviously not tenable".
'The current scheduling which is predicated on it having no useful medicinal purposes is obviously not tenable.'.
Descartes' views show that eschewing absolute motion is logically compatible with accepting true motion; which is of course not to say that his definitions of motion are themselves 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.
