Sentence examples for but also defensible from inspiring English sources

Candor, informality, and directness have dissolved not only prohibitions but also defensible standards.

Such a time limit would be in one sense arbitrary, but also defensible.

A bold claim, but also a defensible one.

The tracks were handpicked from the Jackson vaults by L. A. Reid, which is slightly strange — Reid co-wrote the infamous "Word to the Badd," Jermaine Jackson's 1991 broadside against Michael — but also entirely defensible, given Reid's familiarity with the Jackson family and Jackson's legacy.

I once heard him say that he thought his work would endure, not only because he believed his judgments were defensible, but also because he had gone to a good deal of trouble to teach himself to write well.

We understand robust competitiveness (Carayannis 2008) as a state of economic being and becoming that avails but also questions systematic and defensible "unfair advantages" to the entities that are part of the economy.

And there were sweet and human aspects, but also much, much bickering and legally defensible grounds for divorce or, quite possibly, a bijou gun rampage.

In the context of ongoing global habitat loss, this approach provides a pragmatic, but also potentially biologically meaningful, way of incorporating defensible and quantitative ecological process targets or biodiversity persistence goals into conservation plans.

It may still have a defensible position thanks not only to emerging demand for its hardware but also its GPU proliferation locking developers into its ecosystem.

I am also persuaded that "Inference to Best Explanation" is a valid way to do science, but also encouraged by what I take is the authors' admission that the existence of other defensible explanations for the same "surprising fact" strengthens our (mine and Eric Bapteste's) claim that whatever Darwin meant by the Tree "simile", it could/should now be taken as an hypothesis.

Not only individuals but also healthcare systems can be referred to as unethical if they lack structure and prerequisites for ethical defensible care [ 13].