tenable sentence examples

• Tenable at universities or other approved institution in the uk.
• Tenable position to argue.
• Duration of award awards are normally tenable for up to 12 months.
• Clarke's position soon seemed tenable only to himself and he was sacked.
• Tenable in any subject area for study toward taught or research master's degrees or for the dphil.
• Tenable for a maximum of three years at a stipend of £ 12,000.
• Tenable views of the ' moment ' of discovery.
• This award is not tenable by students of natural sciences.
• However, as time went by and the number of babs increased, these explanations became less tenable.
• Tenable for three years, have now been made.
• Tenable solution within the context of sustainable development?
• That was the only tenable basis for our system of taxation.
• When capt. leslie learned that the fort had been made tenable again he ordered that it should be defended.
• Tenable for a period of up to 3 years.
• Tenable basis for our system of taxation.
• But this argument, too, is no longer tenable ( see main text ).
• Tenable for 12 months.
• This is hardly tenable in the light of the apollonian intellect behind the tonal structure of this organ.
• Tenable for the duration of the staff members ' period of employment by the university.
• What are the roots of what we do and are they still tenable in the modern world of high finance and internet auctions?

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