Sentence examples for always untenable from inspiring English sources

This strategy was always untenable, given the gravity of the decision that faces the country, and last week it broke down entirely.Al Gore's speech on Iraq unleashed a pent-up tide of Democratic opposition.

As for the current recycling program, it will always be "economically untenable" until we drastically reduce the amount of garbage that we produce.

"We believe that has always been an untenable position — today's news reinforces that point," Mr. Clayton wrote, referring to Mr. Klemann's comments in Sotheby's October letter.

The burden of domestic care, always high, is now untenable.

And aren't their decisions likely to be always between one or more untenable solutions?

The idea of a Club of Six, floated by Nicolas Sarkozy early in his presidency, was always abstract and is now untenable.

According to rumour, McGee has decided to throw in the towel because his brand of maverick business - not to mention the guitar-rock in which he has always specialised - is simply proving untenable.

"Hooper's evidence was always flimsy, and now it's untenable," Holmes says.

That way you will always respect yourself and not get yourself into untenable scrapes with guys who aren't worth your time of day.

The vagaries of wind, rain and air pollution that had made Mexico City untenable were now nullified, and conditions were always perfect for an attempt at the record.

Accurate estimation and cat-herding will always be hard, but these problems from gaps in the toolchain are untenable.