They achieved their goal, but quickly found it untenable: Confederate infantry from above on the ridge could hardly miss hitting targets among the many Union soldiers crowded in the trenches below.
Bringing the concept of natural laws into the definition of "miracle" is, however, problematic, and for a variety of reasons many writers have found it untenable.
Like many companies, they were using spreadsheets to track this information and they found it was untenable as the company grew beyond 30 or 40 people.
She found it easier to belong to the party, until it became untenable.
Information theory, which Leonard Meyer also discussed, begins its investigations without the help of traditional theory, which it finds to be untenable for its procedures.
And China is now isolated in the security council in opposing new sanctions on Iran – a position it always tries to avoid on any major issue, and which it may now find untenable.
The options, they say, are equally unpleasant: hurting children who are benefiting from scouting, or supporting a position they find ethically untenable.
Ms. Rosenthal said Mr. Harmon had asked for an exception to rent regulations for his building, which she found untenable because it would, she said, extend to thousands of other people in "the vanishing middle class".
We find this premise untenable without rooting it in a broader context of the population structure, which is the frame of reference for the definition of species and other taxonomic units in a lineage (see ref. 81).
It is a position which I strongly believe many of its 1 million-plus members now also find untenable.
Answer: I am not sure if it is the case that Japan is more sexually open, it's sexually different to the US and some European societies, which seem to find this difference untenable, provoking.
