"This stance may well be untenable for the next mayor".
They have rendered his position well nigh untenable.
De Vanna's position as captain may well be untenable after the labour dispute is over.
Reactionary forces certainly push against these changes — the word "Armenian" remains a slur, apparently even for Turkey's President — but, in a way that feels new and genuine, one can now map the direction of progress: within a decade or two, denying the effort to exterminate Armenians may well become untenable in Turkey.
Still, many foreign investors say they believe that even with a successful debt swap, the Greek debt burden will remain untenable — well above the 120 percent of Greece's gross domestic product that the I.M.F.
And if the workforce shrinks, that reduces growth in the earnings base, which lowers the returns on the "capital" in the notional accounts.Imposing financial sustainability through ever-lower benefits may well be politically untenable as a large generation of baby-boomers moves into retirement.
Moreover, immigration laws were rapidly becoming ideologically untenable as well.
Yet officials said continuing with business as usual seemed untenable as well, and they recognize that foreign aid, already a tough sell in a rigid fiscal environment, may become even tougher to extract from Congress.
Does there exist a Netanyahu 2.0, a Nixon Goes to China figure who will act with an awareness that demographic realities — the growth not only of the Palestinian population in the territories but also of the Arab and right-wing Jewish populations in Israel proper — make the status quo untenable as well as unjust?
And yet once again Modi is claiming success in defiance of the facts, illustrating a politics based more on hype than substance — as well as how more untenable infrastructure projects may be planned and executed across India: Gujarat is often cited as a model for other states in the country.
