Sentence examples for made it untenable for from inspiring English sources

But analysts said that having so close an aide ensnared in the scandal made it untenable for him to stay on.

The historian Andrew Roberts wrote recently that Mr. Irving had made it untenable for anyone to call themselves a revisionist historian.

We work very hard to attack the problem of domestic violence and the implication – the accusation – unfortunately made it untenable for him to continue to work for the city.

At a news conference on Sunday, he indicated that the ensnaring of a close aide in the scandal had made it untenable for him to remain in his post.

In a statement, the agency said that "although Judge Patricof has continued to perform his duties, the constant allegations levied against him have made it untenable for him to remain in his position".

Kalanick's exit came after a shareholder revolt reportedly made it untenable for him to stay at the company he founded in 2009.

"The hope is that it would make it untenable for other companies not to follow suit".

"We might get fed up if we have to accept [this]," he warned, "and that might make it untenable for the progressive caucus".

And the fact that it isn't is a huge tactical mistake in my opinion of the administration anyway, but makes it untenable for us to get support for this process.

"The legislation currently makes it untenable for us to do this under the law...The point we were highlighting and that still stands however is the fact that a redefinition of marriage changes the agreement under which we were originally married".

In other words, the restaurant's argument was that individual arbitration made it untenable to bring a lawsuit.