For Carpooling, the partnership makes sense, given that the first- and last-mile parts of journeys is users are taking can often be so far that it makes Carpooling itself untenable to use.
Graham and fellow hawks seized on McRaven's testimony as evidence that the effort to close Guantánamo was leading the US into using untenable detention alternatives, the same type of lawless improvisation Obama had deplored at Guantánamo in the first place.
The concept amounts to censorship and makes.ly domains untenable to be used for user-generated content or url shorteners.
In a scathing, 32-page opinion, Royce C. Lamberth, the chief judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, ruled in the detainees' favor, characterizing the government's arguments using terms like "untenable," "quite preposterous," "even less persuasive," and "does not pass the smell test".
Despite the exceptional capabilities of LRE, attempts to manually implement data analysis using MS Excel quickly became untenable.
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.
"All these arguments turned out to be untenable, but they were used to launch military action," Mr Putin said.
Had the FA wanted to help its coach, instead of making his position untenable, it could have used its influence to try to bring John Terry's case to court as soon as possible, not simply acquiesce in Chelsea's desire to have it put back.
Though French armies during the early 1790s won several victories using infantry columns, advances in military technology eventually proved his ideas untenable.
Like many companies, they were using spreadsheets to track this information and they found it was untenable as the company grew beyond 30 or 40 people.
