Sentence examples for defensible existence from inspiring English sources
As we pick our way through the discarded golden streamers and trampled leprechaun hats and try to remember why exactly the bowl system survives several eons past its defensible existence, the day-after B.C.S. hangover has nothing to do with alcohol.
Politicians and civil servants are representatives of the public and the professionals, which mean that they have to safeguard the existence of ethically defensible elder care [ 4].
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.
He goes on to argue that "testing and selective termination of genetically defective embryos is the only medically and morally defensible way to prevent the existence of people with severe disability, pain and suffering that make their lives not worth living for them on the whole" and that "we are morally required to prevent the existence of people with lives that on balance are not worth living".
But there is at least enough evidence from fundamental physics for the existence of chances for us to adopt it already at this point as a defensible assumption.
Were our actions defensible?
This execution is defensible.
This reluctance is defensible.
