Sentence examples for defensible use from inspiring English sources

The magazines have no defensible use outside of combat and law enforcement.

Yet after chatting with representatives at several GPS tracking companies and trying out their products, I learned that there are many less icky, entirely defensible uses for such devices.

The choice of the model must be defensible using statistical and substantive considerations such as model complexity and interpretability.

This, he said, "would be more scientifically defensible than using just one criterion".

Liquefaction microzonation is a process that involves incorporation of geologic, seismologic and geotechnical concerns into economically, sociologically and politically justifiable and defensible land-use planning for earthquake effects so that engineers can site and design structures that will be less susceptible to damage during earthquakes.

These steps will ensure that results of screening-level evaluations, prioritizations, and targeted analyses are scientifically defensible and used appropriately in decision making.

Writer feels that if plainslothesmen are strictly supervised the practice is defensible, but expanded use would make supervision less feasible.

"As much as I love it when liberal hypocrisy is exposed," he added, "do we really want to get to the point where it becomes standard fare — especially in political campaigns — for opponents to engage in sting operations?" Defensible or not, use of the tactics seems to be growing.

Our approach is therefore quite defensible and we use the perceived match between one's education and one's job as a measure for the demarcation of narrow and broad education programmes.

"Is it really so hard to tell the difference between defensible and pernicious uses of race?" he asks.

That system might be defensible were it used merely to inform parents, but for a multiplex manager to rule on what someone else's children may or may not see is impertinent.