Sentence examples for clearly untenable from inspiring English sources

This status quo is clearly untenable.

If I don't, I'll have to go in the cleaning cupboard with Raymond, which is clearly untenable.

Such decisions only tend to be made when the status quo is clearly untenable or when large political majorities demand a different course.

Kinnock, who is trying to raise a debate in the House of Lords on the subject, also points to the "clearly untenable and unreasonable" policy on Eritrean refugees.

Such an argument, however, gives it a pronounced contemporary flavour, so that both Phenomenologists and Analytical philosophers have been much exercised by it, often taking as their starting point the clearly untenable theory of Croce.

The outspoken comments by Claridge regarding his now clearly untenable position at the club, and the unwelcome attention to Rix's past off-field misdemeanours, were not ideal preparation for the former Chelsea coach's first game in charge.

In contemporary science, however, such forms of ego-centricity have clearly become untenable.

Leoz escaped the condemnation heaped on the Brazilian pair, Joao Havelange and Ricardo Teixeira, but his conduct was described as "not fully candid", and his position had clearly become untenable.

That would mean torture is moral one year and immoral the next, clearly an untenable position.

We would contend that weight loss without clear proof-of-mechanism would be an unsatisfactory, although clearly not untenable, position for a centrally acting agent.

This action has clearly imposed an untenable and unfair burden on those segments of Nigerians who are already impoverished – subsisting on less than $2 a day.