(Most of them now pay nothing, an untenable policy).
Industry commentator Declan McCullagh, who is chief potlicial writer for online news site CNET.com, believes the idea of doing nothing is untenable.
Several said that, however impressive in the abstract, Professor Ball's analysis was missing a real-world perspective, which was that almost no one believed at the time that Lehman was solvent and virtually nothing short of a politically untenable federal takeover of Lehman would have staved off a run.
"They've pigeonholed themselves into a completely untenable position, and they have nothing to do but run away," she said.
Gruevski said: "The status quo is untenable and short-term recommendations do nothing to solve the problem.
For Morsi, the option of doing nothing and sitting it out now appears increasingly untenable... Times have changed and, both figuratively and literally, the country's population is at the gates of power.
But this appears to be an untenable position: most people would grant that nothing can be both true and false.
With nothing to replace Obamacare, Republicans put themselves in the untenable position of literally denying people affordable health care as the only alternative.
Given what Jacobs had written of her previous chaotic experiences in Alexandria, the sick and dying tucked away in dark rooms, to say nothing of the limited space, Wilbur found the implications of Jacobs's task absolutely untenable.
"It's completely untenable, it's too small, it's too crowded … there is nothing that can be done, the priority needs to be on Unmiss showing the population that they are able to provide security within the PoC.
