palatable

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• Today easier, more palatable treatment taken once per day costs a few rands.

• So just the fact that these beverages are more palatable for some people than water might encourage people to drink more.

• This is a good time to start building processes and templates that make your culture more palatable and scalable.

• It’s the one we need to make the rest of this decade a palatable, even euphoric experience.

• So to make the purchase more palatable, companies like Sunrun and Vivint began to offer various kinds of leases.

• The Muslim populace who love and support you will never find palatable...the scenes of slaughtering the hostages.

• Cummings, however, has proven far more controversial and arguably less palatable than her contemporaries.

• The former made the latter more palatable; the latter made the former more memorable.

• “Nonconsensual sex” is a much more palatable and less loaded term, and it has been adopted by many universities.

• He added, “A five-year sentence sounded a little more palatable than 200, so I accepted.”

• There is an art in making palatable flapjacks out of nothing but flour and water.

• Five or six species of small animals were named hares, or rabbits, merely because their flesh was food.