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Meanings of longer tenable in English

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Usage of longer tenable in English
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As a result Hunt felt his position was no longer tenable.
The Irish Times
2
This view of the private rented sector is no longer tenable.
The Irish Times
3
Since the Vatican Council such a view is no longer tenable.
History of the Catholic Church from the Renaissance to the Frenc...
4
Winter was approaching; our positions on the peninsula would then become no longer tenable.
With the British Army in The Holy Land
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Even the theory that the world was no longer tenable.
A History of China
6
Its streets and lanes were heaped with dead, and it was no longer tenable.
The Lion of the North: A Tale of the Times of Gustavus Adolphus
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If this were continued, the barricade was no longer tenable.
Les Misérables
8
He said the Minister's position was no longer tenable.
The Irish Times
9
At least some of these are acknowledged as no longer tenable by public service unions.
The Irish Times
10
But even if the fixed stars were meant, the objection would be no longer tenable.
The Story of Creation as Told By Theology and By Science
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At last, in March, his Excellency seized Dorchester Heights, and Boston became no longer tenable.
Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker / Sometime Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel on ...
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This theory is not for many years longer tenable.
Sesame and Lilies
13
Edmee, we must find some means of changing a position which is no longer tenable.
Mauprat
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Canterbury's recently resigned director of nursing says it was no longer tenable to remain working there.
Radio NZ
15
She aksi said his and his position as Federal Leader was "no longer tenable".
News.com.au
16
New Zealand Rugby chief executive Steve Tew says he thinks the name is no longer tenable.
Radio NZ
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