Sentence examples for far more defensible from inspiring English sources
"We have a better, far more defensible product".
This is far more defensible than Mr. McCain's gung-ho, drill anywhere approach.
Likewise, the Bush administration's decision to waterboard Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in the wake of 9/11 was far more defensible than the attempt, by many administration apologists, to insist that waterboarding raised no moral or legal difficulties at all, and should be a routine part of our interrogation repertoire going forward.
The review adds that if a "murder in mind" approach [treating murder as at least a possible cause of the deaths] had been used, "Surrey Police would have been able to adopt a far more defensible position in relation to their investigative conclusions".
But Senator Chellie M. Pingree, the Democratic majority leader and the bill's sponsor, said the compromise measure was far more legally defensible.
Violent movies, I would argue, are far more easily defensible on moral grounds, as are gangsta rap and first-person shooter video games.
Israel needs a unified Jerusalem and defensible borders far more than its needs more foreign money.
The San Jose protests were far more chaotic and seemingly less defensible than the Chicago action.
Of course, America's penchant for overspending on defense would be more defensible if it received what it paid for.
And nothing in my experience will ever make me believe that snatching food and shelter and early childhood and education lifelines from children and hard-working poor families to further enrich those who already have far more than their fair share of government help is economically and morally defensible.
On the basis of this, interviews with experts and an analysis of relevant literatures, it is argued that the establishment of representative MPA networks may be a reachable objective, as it is scientifically more realistic and thereby more defensible, whilst the aim of establishing ecologically coherent MPA networks may be a bridge too far.
