Sentence examples for consider it untenable from inspiring English sources

We consider it untenable, as did Frye et al. [4].

Even this administration, with its high tolerance for that sort of behavior, no doubt considered it untenable — finally — to have such a dubious housing chief when home mortgages are in crisis.

Hard-bitten executives may consider it absurdly indulgent and financially untenable to concern themselves with such theories in a world where bottom-line performance is the yardstick of success.

Most important, the tactic buys time for the government to consider its next step, and perhaps to bargain for a secure exit, especially with Western countries that have been sending word to Mr. Milosevic that his position is untenable and he must consider how to save himself from a system that could crumble rapidly.

However, the continued wide variation in risk-adjusted outcome across hospitals makes it untenable not to consider every option to improve care in the ICU.

Now we have a wide movement of disappointed young people who do not see the need to restrict their reactions towards things they consider untenable.

The directors of Blackburn Rovers have reluctantly begun talks to decide how long they can give Paul Ince to reverse the club's slump before they consider his position untenable.

Although Lyft hasn't followed Uber's recent rate cuts in Los Angeles, drivers are planning a 25-hour strike against both companies because each has already slashed fares to levels some consider untenable.

Furthermore, due to the subjective nature of the task, it was considered untenable for a single researcher either to construct a valid coding frame in isolation or to choose from a pre-defined fixed list of response categories in identifying themes and recommendations.

Miliband said "it beggars belief" that Hunt remained in his job and that the "accumulation of evidence" about his links with Rupert Murdoch's company when he was considering its bid for BSkyB made his position untenable.

"The hope is that it would make it untenable for other companies not to follow suit".