Sentence examples for clearly defensible from inspiring English sources

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.

That Ross would defend the right to create a KKK statue as well as the school's right to display it is a stance that, while clearly defensible under first amendment grounds, could prove tricky for the Palin administration to defend.

Clearly, a rigorously defensible thermodynamic definition of single-ion activity is long overdue, as is a thermodynamically well-defined reference method for measuring single-ion activities that can serve as a gold standard to validate other methods of determining single-ion activities.

Besides, the regulations are not new, just expressed more clearly, to make them defensible in court.

He says he is paying the same proportion of his income on these levies as someone living in fuel poverty, which "clearly isn't morally defensible".

He made an entirely defensible military choice, clearly with the endorsement of his main commanders, and (again the mantra, so far) it has worked.

In addition, the rationales for priority setting decisions should be communicated to stakeholders and should clearly demonstrate how these decisions are defensible in light of the priority setting criteria and available data/information.

In addition, the scientific community should establish transparent best-practice guidelines that can be followed to ensure scientific impartiality, so that it can be clearly identified when research is produced through a defensible funding arrangement.

Advertorial articles are defensible, I believe, as long they are clearly labelled and have a reasonable authenticity".

In Game 8, Mr. Topalov finally broke through after Mr. Anand, clearly showing signs of fatigue, blundered and lost a defensible position.

By the late 4th and 5th centuries, Roman fortresses were being built on easily defensible ground with irregular outlines that conformed to the topography; clearly, passive defense had become the dominant design consideration.