Sentence examples for defensible grounds for from inspiring English sources
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.
"With the work she is doing laying out a compelling vision of standing up for regular people, building a capable and diverse team, engaging with people on all sides of the issues, it gets harder and harder to see what defensible grounds anyone might find for opposing her confirmation".
So, Aristotle supposes, there are defensible teleological grounds for treating animals as essentially capable of perceiving (De Anima ii 3, 414b6 9, 434a30 b4; De Sensu 1, 436b16 17).
Similarly, the novel's implication that the Union general Buford's delaying action west of Gettysburg was intended to preserve defensible ground south of the town for Gen. George Meade's army has become the received wisdom.
The Coalition have wound back Labor's changes and have provided not one defensible reason for doing so.
Unfortunately, neither the empirical nor logical notions provide a defensible basis for explication in formal epistemology.
Neutral villages of bark-covered houses were situated on high, defensible ground; their economy was based on agriculture, supplemented by game, which was plentiful in this area.
In July, the division was holding on the "Iron Triangle," strategically important and defensible ground.
The mountain group west of Masan was the first readily defensible ground east of the Chinju pass.
Their grounds for suspicion?
