Sentence examples for may become untenable from inspiring English sources
Louis van Gaal still retains the support of the United board but should the side have negative results in their next two matches his position may become untenable.
Strikingly, the EU Chamber has issued a thinly veiled threat on reciprocity: if China does not open up soon, the relatively free access its firms enjoy to the EU's market may become "untenable".The American Chamber of Commerce is more diplomatic, but its political system is not.
This sort of wait-and-see approach may feel unsatisfactory, but it is what kept Britain out of the euro.Britain's position in Europe may become untenable, if the resolution of the economic crisis binds the countries of the euro zone ever closer and all other EU countries join.
Relatively expensive HIV services may become untenable without the staff and stability offered by providing the two services together.
The United States has maintained an official policy of not taking sides in the various territorial questions, but this policy may become untenable.
However, our current view of RA as a single disease may become untenable, and the disease may be subdivided into a range of disorders based on improved knowledge of its driving immunologic markers [ 1- 3].
Reactionary forces certainly push against these changes — the word "Armenian" remains a slur, apparently even for Turkey's President — but, in a way that feels new and genuine, one can now map the direction of progress: within a decade or two, denying the effort to exterminate Armenians may well become untenable in Turkey.
But this stance may become increasingly untenable, if the United States's more stimulative economic policies begin to bear fruit and Europe continues to struggle, as seems to be the case.
As with those well-meaning 19th-century Americans who favored gradual emancipation of slaves, or eventual resettlement in Africa, their positions may become increasingly untenable: ultimately, questions of equality admit no shades of gray.
But their strategy of denial refusing to accept that Greece cannot pay its debts—has become untenable, for three reasons.In this section If Greece goes… Rising power, anxious state A gamble that may not pay off Open for business?
"The inequalities become untenable".
