Sentence examples for aren't defensible from inspiring English sources

Based on prior experience, I would make an educated guess that 99.9% of you wouldn't, and that's why most people aren't defensible investors.

But there are two other types of Freud-bashing that are not defensible.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board's (FASB) attempts to make the imaginary world of neoclassical economics real have resulted in rules which are not defensible.

But those readings are not defensible, for they require too many unprecedented jumps over linguistic and other hurdles that in our view are insurmountable.

New York State Chancellor Betty Rosa, to her credit, made it very clear that claims of increases are not defensible given the changes to this year's tests.

"The chancellor knows there have been decisions in the past that are not defensible".

She concluded that the Bush-era ozone rules are "not defensible" under the Clean Air Act, and she committed to creating a legal standard that protects Americans' health.

It is possible that frequency-dependent selection is more likely among salmonids relying on exploitative competition in lakes where resources are not defensible but can be depleted, and where sympatric divergence of morphs have been observed (Gislason et al. 1999).

"The most difficult thing is having to defend an Administration that isn't defensible," he said.

"And it wasn't defensible on the issue of accuracy, because it is from a later period" than the one in which Guru Nanak lived.

When many of those around you seem to be suffering from some sort of group mania — believing what isn't true and defending what isn't defensible — then the officially "insane" offer some strange solace.