Sentence examples for excusable for from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush's budget deficit is excusable for the moment: the war on terror has been expensive, and it makes no sense to run a surplus in a downturn.

Such a slippage might be excusable for a rock band, but for an electronic act whose claim was always on the future, it might border on the criminal.

How he went from The Sixth Sense and Signs to this, we may never know; though perhaps it's entirely excusable for Mark Wahlberg to have been duped into a starring role by his director's past outputs.

With discourse becoming increasingly polarized, it becomes ever harder — and less excusable — for citizens to be apathetic toward politics.

"I am very sorry and regret deeply being so coarse, it is out of character but no more excusable for that".

It is no longer possible, no longer morally excusable, for an organization to put a friendly public face on fundamentalist views while privately condoning their excesses.

Stealing is not excusable if, for instance, you are in a museum and you decide that a certain painting would look better in your house, and you simply grab the painting and take it there.

Obviously Bugg just wanted to look cool, which is perfectly excusable behaviour for a popstar, although that didn't go quite as planned when it came to this week's NME Awards.

The requirement for identity papers will not apply for "excusable motives", such as a refusal by the home country to provide them, or if the applicant shows evidence of persecution at home.

But this is perhaps excusable, even appropriate, for a man whose character—so far as one can judge from the pictures themselves seems so reticent, even deliberately evasive.

IHMS said its contract in 2012 allowed for "excusable performance failure" and the immigration department typically considered external elements that affected IHMS's ability to provide the service.