Sentence examples for untenable relationship from inspiring English sources
Once the World Cup is over, Mr Zen-Ruffinen's untenable relationship with Mr Blatter is expected to result in the general secretary's quitting his post.Related items Passion, pride and profitMay 30th 2002 Football finances: FifadomMay 31st 2001 Football: The game’s over—almostMar 1st 2001Much is at stake, and not just for FIFA.
In both cases, they have subjugated themselves in an untenable domestic relationship.
You also have the option of resigning and claiming constructive dismissal (namely, being forced to resign) if the breach makes an ongoing relationship untenable.
Khan said Roach's commitments to Philippine superstar Manny Pacquiao made their relationship untenable.
By the time of Ratatouille, which celebrated culinary sophistication and artistry, the relationship was untenable.
Gillett described the two men's relationship as "untenable", suggested that Hicks' public utterances were dishonest and said the prospect of him selling a controlling 1% of his 50% share of the club to Hicks had prompted death threats from Liverpool fans.
In the mid-sixties, with the postwar, Cold War liberal consensus collapsing under the weight of the Vietnam disaster, the C.I.A.-N.S.A. relationship became increasingly untenable and unpleasant.
An alliance that slipped into drug co-dependency, it became on occasion abusive, and by the time of her 2002 album, Just Whitney – a title that signified her clear future course – it was obvious their relationship had become untenable, a soap opera spiralling out of control.
They sought economics out of the relationship that were untenable for PayPal and their allegiance with the Networks was being tested.
By actually pulling readers into the narrative with direct interaction, Crave turns this ambiguous relationship into an untenable one.
Professionals Australia, the union representing defence engineers and scientists, said Johnston's position was untenable because he had compromised his relationship with workers.
