More specifically, the state of testing and releasing an app has gone from more-or-less untenable to the nightmare we all knew it would become.
To do anything less would be untenable.
Anything less would have been untenable for a team that preaches the importance of cohesion inside its clubhouse walls.
It's untenable because within less than a decade they want to double the current production".
Such assumptions became increasingly untenable and more or less politically suspect among anthropologists, whether they worked in postcolonial or Western contexts.
Cuba spent $1.4 billion importing food last year and, as a result of rising food prices, will spend $1.9 billion this year to get 20percentt less food, which officials call an untenable situation.
With Congress spending less than a third of the year working together, the partisan divide has become untenable.
This has led to an untenable environment of over-testing, and [has] forced educators to spend less time on instruction in order to prepare for standardized tests".
Redfearn was offered a role with the academy but quit less than two months later, saying the offer was not genuine and his position was untenable.
The BIS raises the same concern, but adds that the argument may carry less weight if other mechanisms, such as active bankruptcy courts and vigilant bankers, ensure that untenable firms are restructured or closed down.
