Sentence examples for previously untouchable from inspiring English sources

Even previously untouchable statutory services, such as education, are unlikely to escape.

He's taking on the previously untouchable National Rifle Association with his coming proposals to regulate firearms.

She has prosecuted previously untouchable narco-traffickers, and even the sister-in-law of the President who appointed her.

But getting in the faces of the previously untouchable professional class has inevitably led to legal threats.

"With each case you resolve, you are touching someone...[or] structures that were previously untouchable," says Álvaro Colom, the president.

Aroldis Chapman, the Cubs' previously untouchable closer, surrendered a double and a home run to successive batters in the bottom of the eighth, blowing the save.

UP's biggest loser was Mayawati of the Bahujan Samaj Party dominated by dalits, previously "untouchables".

Notably, an anti-corruption campaign has targeted dozens of people suspected of illegally profiting from privatisations, including previously-untouchable tycoons.

The clashes have claimed victims who were previously thought untouchable.

Judge Cavallo's decision is one of several recent international instances of prosecutions of those previously considered untouchable.

The precedence of these feats is _______ the product of Jones's unconventional methods, which incorporate splitboarding, mountaineering techniques and multiweek approaches, and have allowed him to ______ mountain ranges and massifs that were previously considered untouchable, if charted at all.