Sentence examples for that proved untenable from inspiring English sources

It was not only the multiethnic nation-state that proved untenable in our century.

But that proved untenable, Ms. Sanford said in the statement.

Linda began taking Denice, then a toddler, along to a day care center where she had gotten a job, but that proved untenable.

They found a toehold on a small island, but that proved untenable, so Shackleton and five others struck out in a lifeboat for help 800 miles away across the world's most storm-swept seas.

Then, when that proved untenable, it claimed that use was limited to unpopulated areas of Gaza.

When that arrangement proved untenable, Kudriavtsev recommended Lysacek to Carroll, who agreed to coach Lysacek on the condition that Lysacek would work more with Congemi than with himself, due to Carroll's commitments to Timothy Goebel.

This design would also allow the possibility of achieving two concurrent MTD levels, one that would maximise bosutinib and the other that would maximise capecitabine, in the event that increasing both concurrently proved untenable.

The African Union's (AU) deadline for securing the continent's territorial waters – the world's last major geographical region without a maritime strategy – has been set for 2050, a target that may prove untenable.

Anticipating that the two may not be compatible, the Greek government has started to explore other forms of international support and diplomatic affiliations, such as with Russia - although, given the state of economic affairs in Russia, that should prove untenable.

Resign immediately!" It's still early, but 2011 may prove the year that the status quo in the Middle East proved untenable and began falling apart.

But those plans proved untenable — the officials figured that the city would lose more money than it would make in either scenario.