Sentence examples for appears untenable from inspiring English sources

However, Spain's challenge that the decisions of the EPO cannot be subject to judicial review will be prejudicial under the unitary system appears untenable, as Article 9 laying down the administrative tasks to be carried out, also states that national law of Member States will afford legal protection in cases against EPO decisions.

Given what Gomaa says in his speech to the armed forces, Jifri's position appears untenable.

Not only are the metro dailies thinner, but the long-term revenue model appears untenable (has for years).

The classic Lamarckian scheme appears untenable owing to the non-existence of mechanisms for direct reverse engineering of adaptive phenotypic characters acquired by an individual during its life span into the genome.

Despite earlier support from the boardroom, McCarthy's position appeared untenable as Wolverhampton Wanderers slumped to a 5-1 home defeat by West Bromwich Albion on Sunday.

When United were humbled 2-0 at Stoke on Boxing Day, Van Gaal's position appeared untenable, with supporters calling for his head as he walked down the touchline at the Britannia Stadium.

His position had appeared untenable at the weekend when rumours surfaced that he was to be replaced immediately after the derby against Arsenal regardless of the result – allegations that were denied by the club at the time.

After his long-standing colleague Andy Gray was fired by the broadcaster on Monday for "unacceptable behaviour", Keys's position had appeared untenable since the emergence of new evidence of his own sexist behaviour later the same night.

After five years of pretending and extending, as of last week, the situation appeared untenable for Greece and its lenders.

At 16 30 the division's situation appeared untenable; orders were issued to evacuate the wounded and for the whole line to retire, while remaining in contact with the Turks.

The usual approach of muddling through appears increasingly untenable, raising the risks of stagnation and further fragmentation".