Sentence examples for untenable that from inspiring English sources

"The strong view I have is the middle ground of being sort of paid for [in print] while you give it away for free [digitally] is untenable, that's unravelling," he said.

It was described as "untenable" that head teachers had to cope with additional pressures.

There is a good deal of agreement among philosophers of mathematics that psychologism and immanent realism are untenable; that is, most philosophers of mathematics are either platonists or nominalists; but there is very little agreement as to whether platonism or nominalism is correct.

"It is untenable that it not be under Israeli responsibility".

The FAI felt that Trapattoni's position had become untenable; that the players were no longer responding to his methods, which had brought qualified success during his tenure.

Many had come to feel that their existence inside the Soviet Union was untenable, that the only way to escape this paradox was to move away.

The next day Mr Donilon drafted a ten-point memo summarising the president's view that the status quo in Egypt was untenable and that political change was inevitable.

This of course means that the comforting beliefs prescribed by religion become untenable, but that's all right too.

AT&T executives view it as a way out of an untenable situation that was tying up resources.

8 p.m. 8) THEATER SCENE The language barrier may make seeing a play untenable, but that doesn't mean you can't dive into the hip alternative theater scene around Praça Roosevelt.

Ms Crook said: "The iniquitous criminal courts charge continues to attract criticism from across the spectrum and increasingly looks like an untenable policy that must be reversed by the Ministry of Justice.