Sentence examples for logically untenable from inspiring English sources

The Defense of Marriage Act renders the positions of some politicians logically untenable.

A gradation of the PRB, depending on whether or not a gain in OS was proven, is logically untenable, since the possibility of the proof itself as described depends in many cases on the tumor entity, the tumor stage and the individual situation of the patient and not just on the pharmaceutical alone.

The causal chain advanced by the CIA logically untenable.

It also would necessitate that a large and diverse group composed exclusively of unicellular or colonial, but not filamentous, cyanobacteria (Synechoccoccus, Xenococus, Acaryochloris, Microcystis; see Fig. 2b) had a filamentous ancestor that made ropes, which is logically untenable.

Paradoxically, we recognised that, as categorisation of data is inevitably influenced by a priori concepts, a purely inductive stance is logically untenable.

In fact, the lack of peer review in the "denialosphere" (Pooley, 2010) means that denial claims are continually recycled, no matter how many times they are refuted by empirical test or shown to be logically untenable (Powell, 2011; Washington & Cook, 2011).

The problem with the theory, Everett argued, was that it was logically inconsistent and hence untenable.

Logically maybe.

And that's untenable".

That's untenable".

It may be untenable".