Sentence examples for defensible form from inspiring English sources

Many recent pragmatists are doubtful that a defensible form of the maxim can be found.

Structural realism is considered by many realists and antirealists alike as the most defensible form of scientific realism.

We are all implicated and we must all act, deliberately and with urgency - because inclusive capitalism is, in the final instance, the only defensible form of capitalism.

To my mind, it only truly applies when genuinely edgy, meaningful and defensible forms of expression are being unreasonably stifled.

Dr. Alta Charo, an ethicist at the University of Wisconsin, said that much of the Bush council's work "seemed more like a public debating society" and that a new commission should focus on helping the government form ethically defensible policy.

The enquiry also concluded that the outer doors and ground floor windows of properties facing the sea should be filled in to form a more defensible line.

With internal dissent increasing, they joined these new fortifications to existing walls to form a redoubt defensible against attacks from land or sea, which contained a large warehouse into which the extremists moved most of the city's corn supply.

Consequently, any fully defensible argument on behalf of particular forms will need to engage that data.

Civil disobedience is generally regarded as more morally defensible than both ordinary offences and other forms of protest such as militant action or coercive violence.

For instance, the internal substructure of scales can be directly visualized, and defensible decisions can be made on whether to form scales on a macro level (higher order scales) and at a more finely grained micro level (lower order scales).

In form, an alcazar is generally rectangular with easily defensible walls and massive corner towers.