untenable

Even tried to drug himself out of an untenable situation.

Yet when I first came, you tried to make me think your position here was untenable.

Still, he did not want to force her to return to an untenable situation, either.

He might view another six months of that as untenable.

What's more, if this went on much longer, he might find himself in an untenable position.

His position would be untenable in less than a minute.

The attention of a No. 1 song only made his life more untenable.

Their position was untenable, as they and the crowd well knew.

He held the concept of a personal God as untenable.

"In such a close environment, it would have been an untenable situation."

"The court will not put the defendant in such an untenable position."

To find fault with the terms of the decision after the fact is untenable.

"And this is going to make that position increasingly untenable."

Yet the 2011 budget has shown this to be untenable.

Their position became untenable and the group decided to surrender.

The stars, for their part, have helped create an untenable economic situation.

"We now have to admit that the American position is untenable."

By 1972 the situation had become untenable, even for the monks.

In fact recent findings make this kind of view untenable, as we will see below.

In their eyes, I am dead, the position of my clan is untenable.

"Untenable in the light of common sense or empirical evidence," he says.

What did he mean by saying occupation would be "untenable"?

"And I have just spent three years proving how untenable any other position is for me."

"She's in an untenable position, between you and her friends."