Sentence examples for it would be untenable from inspiring English sources

"The directors believe that it would be untenable for the company to continue operating its Internet casino business in its current form," the company told the stock exchange on Dec. 11.

If it was a company and there was no successor as CEO, it would be untenable".

Turnbull has demanded Labor pass enabling legislation for a plebiscite, telling the Australian newspaper it would be "untenable" for Labor to deny the government's mandate on the issue.

"If every discussion about what should be designated were at an open hearing, it would be untenable," said Stephen F. Byrns, an architect on the commission.

"Especially in light of a 'tenaciously' conducted investigation by the specially created Enron Task Force," the papers say, "It would be untenable, if not unfathomable, for the government to suggest it is not ready now for trial".

Galvin acknowledged that it would be untenable for YouTube to check every video that gets uploaded onto the site.

For Obama to run against Wall Street while handing the big banks another sweetheart deal, and getting the negative reaction it would cause, would be untenable.

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

Yet, and this is important to understand, the study does not conclude that technology has no negative or positive effect; such a broad conclusion would be untenable on its face.

Mr. Gorbachev noted that nuclear disarmament would be untenable to many nations if it left America with overwhelming superiority in conventional military forces.

Mr Darling stated that for Scotland to use sterling effectively as a currency it would require an economic and political union which would be "untenable" for an independent country.