Sentence examples for that would be untenable from inspiring English sources

Shackleton's initial reply was accommodating: "I would like to fall in with your views as far as possible without creating a position that would be untenable to myself".

"They have been going down, and if they kept going down that would be untenable.

Best of all, mouse genes can be easily manipulated in the laboratory, making it possible to conduct genetic experiments that would be ethically untenable to perform in people.

Thus, dormancy is an adaptive mechanism that allows an organism to meet environmental stresses and to take advantage of environmental niches that otherwise would be untenable at certain times.

In addition, our method enables to exploit experimental infection models and immunization regimes that would be unethical or untenable in humans.

Galvin acknowledged that it would be untenable for YouTube to check every video that gets uploaded onto the site.

"The directors believe that it would be untenable for the company to continue operating its Internet casino business in its current form," the company told the stock exchange on Dec. 11.

Ryūzō Sejima reported that the attrition of IJA troop-strength on Guadalcanal was so unexpectedly severe that future operations would be untenable.

Bridge pulled out of the England squad on 25 January, claiming that his inclusion would be "untenable and potentially divisive".

Mr. Gorbachev noted that nuclear disarmament would be untenable to many nations if it left America with overwhelming superiority in conventional military forces.

"But, with growth running strong in their forecast, surveys showing no signs of growth slowing and unemployment close to 6% by the end of 2015, delaying that hike beyond the first quarter of 2015 would be untenable, in our view".