Sentence examples for economically untenable from inspiring English sources
In a sharply worded statement, Rhapsody called Apple's conditions "economically untenable".
The demise of CRI is a story of a custodianship that ultimately proved economically untenable.
But by the end of the second world war, the empire was politically and economically untenable.
As for the current recycling program, it will always be "economically untenable" until we drastically reduce the amount of garbage that we produce.
Hiring a cadre of full-time professors is economically untenable, said Martin Finkelstein, a professor of higher education at Seton Hall University in New Jersey.
There is an undercurrent of informed-elite concern about this: rampant ethnicity proved a European disaster in the 20th century; it seems anachronistic, economically untenable and a bit crude now.
These and similar misunderstandings about Fannie and Freddie have led many to misdiagnose the problem that we should be solving and argue for solutions that are economically and politically untenable, making an already challenging revision effort all but impossible.
He said the level of unemployment - 26 million people across the union - was "economically unsustainable, politically untenable, socially unacceptable".
"As you have seen an expansion of the government's role," the adviser said, "as you see expansion in government spending, increasing deficits, increasing unemployment, you're bringing yourself into a pretty untenable situation economically".
