Meanwhile, you've got the mass division of 65 million people crossing the world from parts of it which are untenable, unliveable and in flames.
"However, it is also equally clear that players and their agents may not have absorbed this lesson and are continuing to demand wages which are untenable for the majority of Scottish clubs".
If I don't, I'll have to go in the cleaning cupboard with Raymond, which is clearly untenable.
That is, you create an "us" against "them" world, a "We're right; You're wrong!" environment which is humanly untenable.
It also would necessitate that a large and diverse group composed exclusively of unicellular or colonial, but not filamentous, cyanobacteria (Synechoccoccus, Xenococus, Acaryochloris, Microcystis; see Fig. 2b) had a filamentous ancestor that made ropes, which is logically untenable.
But then painting is untenable too, which is a good enough reason to be doing it.
Which is to say, untenable.
"They have this mindless policy of everything having to be simultaneously streamed and released, which is obviously an untenable model for theatrical presentation.
The integration of the concept of mortality is therefore a fallacy, which is even more untenable considering the marginal contribution of social preferences on the scores of preference based measures like the EQ-5D.
But he says that when it comes to managing storage for fifty people, or hundreds, then that can become untenable, which is where Egnyte comes in.
