Sentence examples for equally defensible from inspiring English sources

"But I think it's fair to say that not all of the options are equally defensible".

Every opinion, from Debbie Wasserman Schultz stole Bernie's lunch money to Hillary Clinton was one of several officials who needed to sign off on a uranium trade, is equally defensible or indefensible.

Other passes were available through the hills near Hulao, but they were smaller and equally defensible; given the size of the Xia army, the only other alternatives for Dou would have been to bypass the Tang position entirely, either by crossing the Yellow River to the north or by venturing further south to the Huanyuan Pass.

Thus, such high-quality next generation sequencing results, when routinely obtained using a method validated by a clinical laboratory, should be considered an equally defensible "gold standard".

More generally, he insists, arguments for underdetermination turn on implausibly treating all logically possible responses to the evidence as equally justified or rationally defensible.

Laudan's overarching claim is that champions of holist underdetermination show only that a wide variety of responses to disconfirming evidence are logically possible (or even just psychologically possible), rather than that these are all rationally defensible or equally well-supported by the evidence.

The purpose of a university, and my course in particular, is to struggle intellectually with some of life's most difficult topics that may not have one right answer, and try to come to some conclusion about what may be "the better answer" (It typically is not the case that all views are equally valid; some views are more defensible than others).

As a strategy, that is defensible in purely economic terms.

As a decision of law, it was defensible.

As guilty pleasures go, this one is relatively defensible.

"A lot of defensible architecture is added on to the street environment at a later stage, but equally with a lot of new developments it's apparent that questions of 'who do we want in this space, who do we not want' are being considered very early in the design stage," says the photographer Marc Vallée, who has documented anti-skateboarding architecture.