Sentence examples for be indefensible to from inspiring English sources

Buffett said at Berkshire's shareholder meeting last year in Omaha that a Berkshire cash pile of $150 billion would be indefensible to shareholders.

Governor Schwarzenegger must exhibit respect for due process, it would be indefensible to execute one more person while critical questions about the administration of justice in the state of California are being reviewed by a bipartisan committee.

"It is indefensible to claim it's the fault of the children," Mr. Levy said.

It is indefensible to deny our families basic shelter and to neglect public housing, which is such an important resource for our neighborhoods.

"It is indefensible to kill 6,000," he said, referring to the thousands who died in the attacks of September 11 on the US.

"For example, it is indefensible to have a quarter-billion-dollar-a-year overtime budget at the Police Department when there have never been more cops," he said.

"Right now it's indefensible to have upstate communities that don't have our problems getting more state aid per pupil," Mr. Levy said.

But despite the risks attached with programs such as Out of Eden Learn, I believe it is indefensible to do nothing to promote intercultural understanding and exchange, particularly at this moment in our human history.

"It is indefensible to be keeping these companies on the government dole when oil and gas prices are so high," charged Representative Markey of Massachusetts, who proposed to strip the royalty provisions.

It's indefensible to maintain 28 active and reserve divisions in the Army, four Marine divisions, 14 carrier battle groups in the Navy, or 37 active and reserve fighter-attack wings in the Air Force.

Through critical reviews of the impact of nomadic groups such as the Qezelbash that assess the political machinations used to exploit, control, deport and ultimately disempower them, Potts is able to demonstrate that it is indefensible to argue that there were continuities in the practices used by individual groups over any extended period, and certainly not across millennia.