Sentence examples for considered it untenable from inspiring English sources
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.
This month the British government said it would consider vaccinating animals -- an option once considered untenable because it could bar the country from exporting livestock and meat for at least a year.
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.
But those steps were considered politically untenable for the moment.
The two steps suggested that the three-month-old investigation had reached a crucial juncture at which Mr. Ashcroft's continued involvement was considered politically untenable, officials said.
High hopes Our understanding of the immune system has come on in leaps and bounds in the last decade, and the resulting progress in immune-based treatments has made things possible that were previously considered completely untenable.
But those proposals — as well as aid to states and municipalities — are considered politically untenable with many elected officials reluctant to even utter the word "stimulus" after the $787 billion stimulus.
Furthermore, introducing a 'sham' intervention as a placebo was considered ethically untenable.
Having an uncompensated X chromosome in males has classically been considered evolutionarily untenable because of assumed fitness costs associated with functional aneuploidy.
