Sentence examples for making it untenable from inspiring English sources

That process currently requires three- or 10-year bars and no guarantee of return, making it untenable to many undocumented immigrants.

Like the doctor who opts to treat cancer with painkillers, this proposal relies on treating violence as it erupts and fails to get at the root of the problem making it untenable and, frankly, dangerous.

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

San Francisco's anti-landlord housing laws and political climate make it untenable.

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

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

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

But spokesmen for the tobacco companies quickly predicted that the sheer size of the award, which they said they could not pay, would make it untenable.

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.

Despite years of studying the program, Mr. Bowen writes that he still has not found a good answer to the question of why the program was even pursued as soaring violence made it untenable.