Sentence examples for certainly untenable from inspiring English sources
This left her in the odd and almost certainly untenable position of advocating a minimal state financed voluntarily.
This, if not outright untenable, is certainly not in the spirit of the original Quine-Putnam argument.
On the one side molecular epigenetics is certainly a welcome challenge to the biologically untenable dualism of nature and nurture (Meaney, 2001a, 2010).
Evolutionary biology certainly renders a certain sort of Biblical literalism untenable.
Disregarding their legitimate legal rights enshrined in international law, their understandable grievances accrued over prolonged displacement, and their aspirations to return to their homeland, would certainly make any peace deal signed with Israel completely untenable.
In fact, the Nuggets did quite well — certainly far better than Cleveland and Toronto did when they lost LeBron James and Chris Bosh — given the untenable situation they were in.
But certainly in terms of political context, in the West it would be politically untenable.Secondly, and this is another point to be born in mind, Anwar was his employer.
While the influential eighteenth century moral philosopher Immanuel Kant certainly did hold views of this sort and while existentialists of the mid-twentieth century propounded radical and untenable views about free will, mainstream contemporary philosophers do not share them.
