Significats de increasingly untenable en anglès

Analysts say that position is becoming increasingly untenable given the evolving situation.

McIlveen said: I do believe that his position is becoming increasingly untenable.

In Kenyatta's case, months-long absence in The Hague seems increasingly untenable.

The IRA's campaign of violence was becoming increasingly untenable.

Despite her position becoming increasingly untenable Mrs Bishop retains the absolute support of Prime Minister Tony Abbott.

Union representatives say that the situation of having two bosses at France Telecom was becoming increasingly untenable.

Meanwhile, the blanket statement that the internet is a utopian world beyond regulation has become increasingly untenable.

But those positions are becoming increasingly untenable.

At a time when the NHS is pressurising present and future governments to provide more funding, this looks increasingly untenable.

However, his job of keeping other legislators in line had looked increasingly untenable when his own credibility continued to be undermined.

His position is thought to have become increasingly untenable as the full extent of the company's dire financial position became apparent.

The terror attacks in Paris have increased the pressure on US President Barak Obama over his increasingly untenable policy on Syria.

Its current 3.1 per cent fourth-quarter prediction for economic growth across the zone looks increasingly untenable.

Gordon Brown today returned to Downing Street amid warnings from Labour MPs that his position as prime minister was becoming increasingly untenable.

The former vice-president has remained silent about the accusation, a position that is seen as increasingly untenable in the wake of new reporting.

And their fears were justified -Mofaz's position as party leader, indeed the party's very viability, look increasingly untenable after his humiliating retreat.