Sentence examples for become more defensible from inspiring English sources

"The tests need to become more defensible," Merryl H. Tisch, chancellor of the State Board of Regents, said when the latest round of record results were released this spring.

"By owning engagement on both desktop and mobile, startups capture more attention and become more defensible," Product Hunt founder Ryan Hoover writes.

For Nordenfelt, his definition can become more defensible by incorporating the idea of basic human capabilities and justifiable through freestanding ethical reasoning.

But if the lacklustre growth is largely down to feebler supply, then fiscal austerity becomes more defensible and loose monetary policy more risky.

As more lineages with EFL are found [ 14, 15], the alternative that EFL is ancestral to all the lineages that possess it, and that either EFL or EF-1α has been lost many times in different lineages becomes more defensible.

The Hutton inquiry may have helped speed the revisionism with regard to his time in charge: its journalists have become more aware of the need for frameworks and systems to protect them and acutely aware that robustness requires that their reporting be clearly defensible.

You become more forward".

Organisations become more Ruritanian.

Rockfish become more nervous.

Women become more outgoing.

"People become more savvy".