Sentence examples for is increasingly untenable from inspiring English sources

This is increasingly untenable.

The orthodox notion of agriculture cumulatively and inevitably developing from foragers' gathering practices is increasingly untenable.

But, with four new teams entering the competition next year, the situation is increasingly untenable.

In some areas, the cost to shore up eroding coastlines and rebuild storm-damaged homes is increasingly untenable.

This is increasingly untenable: the speed with which more narrowly-cast solutions can supplant incumbents means that subpar services will be replaced.

With a majority of those members now wanting to let the British people vote again on Brexit, it is increasingly untenable for Mr. Corbyn to avoid a decision.

But Mr. Vodyanitsky, the owner of the fish processing factory in the Far East, said the situation was increasingly untenable.

Under public scrutiny, the partial version that he had given of his meeting with the BBC's Andrew Gilligan was increasingly untenable.

But many economists have argued for years that Egypt's heavy subsidies of energy for consumers were increasingly untenable, even before the current economic crisis began.

They would back him as a civilian candidate for president, they said, but as a military chief, his position was increasingly untenable.

He said that initiatives like the National Flood Insurance Program, which focuses on helping people rebuild in areas that have been flooded, were increasingly "untenable," given sea level rise.