Sentence examples for defensible to the from inspiring English sources
"It's not even close to what would be defensible to the outside investors".
We have lost our belief that complex policy problems call for critical examination from multiple perspectives and their solutions must be defensible to the wider public, not just friendly constituencies.
It is in this atmosphere that the vaunted New York Times found it defensible to publish the already famous op-ed by an anonymous "senior official in the Trump administration" whose identity was being protected because his or her "job would be jeopardized" otherwise.
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.
Climatologist John Christy of the University of Alabama, Huntsville, emphasized that it was not scientifically defensible to tie the recent droughts or specific extreme weather events to climate change, and highlighted the limitations of historical temperature records.
We investigated that in our data and found that only nine cases started smoking after the time of disease onset, and we therefore found it defensible to keep the model as it is.
Is it ethically defensible to determine the genetic fate of people not yet born?
Some veterinarians and animal-welfare experts are beginning to question whether it is ethically defensible to continue the practices.
It's easier, safer, more defensible to stay with the traditional method, especially when the pricing differential between name-brand PBX systems for 40 to 160 users, and PC versions, is only 15% to 20%.
Still, there are at least three reasons that it seems defensible to say that the "destiny" of a poppy seed is to become a poppy.
It is no longer defensible to hide behind the rationale of being "just" a technologist working on "just" a technical problem, nor to pretend that technology will necessarily promote freedom.
