Sentence examples for deemed defensible from inspiring English sources

Although each step in this chain has been deemed defensible by some scientists, the result was a death that might have been avoided.

What is less clear is whether any of its distinctive doctrines are left standing once the dust of their discussion has settled or whether those of its teachings that were deemed defensible merged seamlessly into the broad church that analytic philosophy has become (and, if so, what those surviving doctrines and teachings may be).

In its ethical guidelines for stem cell research, published in December last year, the SRC concedes that the creation of embryos through somatic nuclear transfer is deemed ethically defensible due to ?the prospect of major long-term advances in treating diseases.? However, it is not permissible under current law.

"If the building is deemed safe for continued use, that recommendation must be supported by scientific findings and defensible expert opinion," Mrs. Rell said a letter to the officials conducting the inquiry.

When the Murdoch media ran a video of the six-year-old future Queen giving a Nazi salute, I thought it defensible to show the film - not as an attack on the Royal Family, but as a reminder that such things could be deemed acceptable at that time.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.

The complex was deemed revolutionary.