Sentence examples for excuse in terms of from inspiring English sources

Labour Party lawmakers, only a few weeks ago emboldened by the phone hacking scandal, were reluctant to challenge more than obliquely Mr. Cameron's insistence that the rioting was "a matter of criminality, pure and simple," with "absolutely no excuse" in terms of joblessness, racial alienation and social deprivation in the neighborhoods from which many of the rioters came.

"There's sexism and racism in every industry but in Silicon Valley we have the fewest excuses in terms of blaming history or institutional problems," Price said one recent day at her downtown San Francisco live/work studio.

We have no excuses in terms of the weather.

I don't want to rabbit off a lot of excuses but in terms of trying to comprehend the pervading attitude, it was something like that".

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: They have an excuse, maybe not in terms of ethics but in terms of human emotion, human weakness, etc.

We've run out of excuses as a team in terms of how we go about each week.

Too often the excuse is that benefit, particularly in terms of preventing the need for costlier interventions, cannot be measured.

"Everybody has a ready-made excuse to blame the FA, in terms of how they've handled it and how they've delayed it," Taylor told BBC Radio Five Live.

"It's not an excuse for violence because we, in terms of a healthy society, need to be able to feel safe every individual is responsible for his or her own actions," Amato told VICE.

He'd rather be a second-rate hoofer in Hollywood than anything else anywhere.Those with doubts about the merits of "The Artist" can be heard excusing its imminent Oscar success in terms of the weakness of the field.

In terms of nondisclosure excuses in a Presidential race, this was novel.