Sentence examples for if untenable from inspiring English sources

4 If untenable, such assumption may introduce misclassification of the true drug intake, potentially producing misleading results.

On Isle de Jean Charles, the storms have made life difficult, if not untenable.

Some legal experts recommend establishing a month-to-month lease, so a homeowner can evict a tenant if the situation is untenable -- or if the homeowner's financial situation improves so that he no longer needs a boarder.

The first is basically untenable if not unfeasible.

However, surely Hellawell's position will be untenable if there is a major rebellion.

It argues: "Her position would be untenable if the shambolic U-turn over Lord Janner was her only blunder.

A product that once seemed untenable, if not immoral — all of this music, for free, and it's legal?

By Amanda Petrusich April 3, 2018 Spotify, a product that once seemed untenable, if not immoral, is now mainstream.

It could hardly be otherwise, since the film's subject, abortion, is one where common ground is elusive, if not philosophically untenable.

Given Delphi's difficulties finding exit financing, its situation would become untenable if it were suddenly liable for $5.8 billion in overdue pension contributions and penalties.

Gordon Brown knows that demanding that public-sector pay rises stay low would be untenable if he and his colleagues were seen to be cashing in regardless.