Sentence examples for untenable according from inspiring English sources

Asking a jury to believe Ms. Diallo beyond a reasonable doubt had become untenable, according to a senior official involved in the case.

That building is now untenable, according to Mr. Langan, and 30 surviving employees had to be moved to River Drive Development's offices in Elmwood Park.

Club nights generated the majority of the Arches' revenue, and without them the business is "untenable", according to the club's management.

With Mr. Patrick gone and with Mr. O'Neal having said clearly that he had no plans to name a president, Mr. Zakaria's position atop the most profitable division at Merrill Lynch had become untenable, according to Merrill executives.

According to Weyl (1924b) A: The concept of relative motion of several isolated bodies with respect to each other is as untenable according to the theory of general relativity as is the concept of absolute motion of a single body.

In Facebook's early days, it tried telling moderators to simply "take down hateful content," but that quickly became untenable, according to Dave Willner, Facebook's first head of content policy, who is now head of community policy at Airbnb.

All this has left the government in an "untenable position", according to Mr Anwar.

Parliament found itself in an untenable position: according to long-established law it could not proceed to any business until the delivery of the King's Speech at a State Opening.

The situation had become untenable long before Friday, according to advisers close to Mr. Trump who had been urging the president to remove Mr. Bannon; in turn, people close to Mr. Bannon also were urging him to step down.

As for identity, what's clear is we can't throw a new password gate at each app because that is an untenable situation for everyone involved, according to Durand.

Mr. Leigh added that these and other actions by the Israeli government had left him "in an untenable position, which I must confront according to my conscience".