Sentence examples for no tenable from inspiring English sources

She drew the political divide instead between "the globalists and the nationals," a distinction that leaves Sarkozy no tenable position.

Relations with the label quickly deteriorated, until he could see no tenable future and decided to walk away.

Dreher writes that, on gay marriage, there can be "no tenable compromise" between orthodox Christians and progressives; many Christians would prefer a softer approach.

Consequently, the lack of a common mechanism demonstrates there is no tenable physical basis to relate collapsibility and seismic settlement.

(Butler is not alone in claiming that there are no tenable distinctions between nature/culture, biology/construction and sex/gender. See also: Antony 1998; Gatens 1996; Grosz 1994; Prokhovnik 1999).

"The system is no longer tenable".

It's a sham that's no longer tenable".

They are no longer tenable, sustainable, or defensible.

Perhaps that civilisation is no longer tenable in its present form.

Remaining in a state of splendid isolation is no longer tenable.

"Ignoring the cost of care is no longer tenable," they wrote.