Sentence examples similar to defensible proposition from inspiring English sources
In response, a correspondence theorist will point out: (a) The identity theory is defensible only for propositions as truthbearers, and only for propositions construed in a certain way, namely as having objects and properties as constituents rather than ideas or concepts of objects and properties; that is, for Russellian propositions.
At the end of the day, companies who seek to achieve outsized growth must serve material economic problems in a defensible manner, constantly evolving their value proposition, culture and measures to serve customers better than their competition.
And speaking of that, adding to its value proposition and giving it a more defensible position in an attractive and growing market, Yottaa has been granted two patents, one being the aforementioned cloud routing technology, with a second granted in web performance and front-end optimization.
Given that the signature "pervades both coding and noncoding DNA," its uniformity throughout the genome "cannot be explained by preferential codon usage [ 9]." The converse proposition, that codon usage is explained by dinucleotide relative abundance, is hardly more defensible, since dinucleotide frequencies do not determine trinucleotide frequencies [ 11].
(CROSSTALK) KRISTOL:... you know, and helping hundreds of millions more Chinese and Indians escape poverty over the next 10 years is a lot more politically and morally defensible a policy than totally trying to turn our economy on its head for the sake of dubious scientific propositions... WILLIAMS: Wait a minute.
Were our actions defensible?
This reluctance is defensible.
This execution is defensible.
