Sentence examples for untenable to try from inspiring English sources

NGOs say it is untenable to try policies of deterrence such as building walls, using dogs to guard borders or deliberately failing to provide facilities for refugees.

Thanks to people like them, the nation's de facto immigration policy is to try to make life untenable for illegal immigrants, elevating their fear to shake them loose from the United States.

Watson is said to be keen to have more time to try to persuade Corbyn that his position has become untenable, after scores of resignations from the shadow frontbench.

Some borrowers are already rushing to try to renegotiate their loans because the current terms are untenable.

That gives doctors reason to try to get on the winning side rather than defending a status quo that seems increasingly untenable.

In 2012 I got sick of waiting and decided to try interviewing gay manga artists for Future Shipwreck, my art blog at the time, but my grasp of the Japanese language was untenable.

In this book, and her previous one, in which a 12-year-old narrator devoted herself to trying to understand and solve the untenable mystery of her brother's murder, she seems fixated with innocence and its discontents.

The proximity to India, she argues, has put Pakistan in the untenable position of trying to square its considerable security costs with its limited economic resources, an imbalance that has in turn taken a toll on the nation's democratic process.

The situation finally became so untenable that Johnson tried to remove Stanton from office, but the stubborn secretary refused to be dismissed, claiming that the Tenure of Office Act passed by the Radicals in Congress (1867) over the president's veto protected his official position.

"That would put us in the untenable position of trying to scuttle it".

The video opposes gay marriage, a view untenable to me.