Sentence examples for untenable to keep from inspiring English sources

"The reports that one person has died, that shots have been fired, that scores of individuals have been injured, shows that it is untenable to keep the Manus Island detention camp open," she said.

Once enough programs have been forced to stop, Mason says, it will become untenable to keep the lab open, even if other programs still have a shekel or two to spend.

"It's so much better to have large investors and corporations involved in this industry," Dayton concludes, "because when you have big business behind something that creates jobs and tax dollars, it becomes completely untenable to keep putting people in prison for it".

When it became clear that it was untenable for Obama to keep his anti-mandate campaign position, his aides looked to Massachusetts to craft their own proposal, which included the same kind of hardship waiver as the state law.

In current times of civil unrest, economic injury, and political failure, we depend on love -- in all its complexity and even through untenable circumstances -- to keep ourselves human.

"We're kind of getting to the place where once there is enough banks who are as transparent in their foreign fees as Monzo is then it becomes quite untenable for everyone else to keep hiding their fees and that's very interesting.

"The ones who are working are getting taxed more and more to pay for the people who aren't working, it's just untenable, it's not possible to keep going that way.

It's good to remember this as brick-and-mortar stores fall deeper into a crisis that is both economic and existential (store owners are compelled to sell their books online in order to keep open their financially untenable physical shop; Barnes & Noble has been forced to sink its resources into e-readers, thereby speeding its own obsolescence).

"Companies are choosing to structure their workforces in ways that are fundamentally untenable" and makes it harder for them to keep tabs on what's going on with contractors.

The seat, moreover, is currently held by Roland Burris, who was appointed to it by the disgraced former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, and saw his own popularity plunge to a point where trying to keep it himself became politically untenable.

The report found untenable Mr Hollingworth's decision to allow a known paedophile to keep working in the church.