Sentence examples for generally defensible from inspiring English sources

While the practice may violate copyright, in the US, it is generally defensible under the principle of fair usage.

I find that while residential sites are generally built in more defensible places on the landscape, previously identified "defensive" sites (trench embankment sites) are not necessarily in unusually defensible places.

In form, an alcazar is generally rectangular with easily defensible walls and massive corner towers.

Tanya Robinson, a communications consultant for Allstate, said in a statement that generally, the insurer requires defensible space to be created and managed in high-risk areas.

Civil disobedience is generally regarded as more morally defensible than both ordinary offences and other forms of protest such as militant action or coercive violence.

Mr. Bolding, speaking generally, said his conclusion was scientifically defensible.

The general view is that no ware are defensible.

General Gage turned his attention to fortifying easily defensible positions.

Such centres generally lay to the southwest, in strategic, relatively inaccessible areas that were defensible from attack.

Generally, firms should be "conservative" in their accounting, with hourly pro bono rates "defensible" and able to "withstand public and peer-company scrutiny," Action Tank cautions.

An economic world in which environmental responsibility was rewarded, was assumed to be a routine aspect of practice that was both ethically defensible and profitable, would have a very different flavour from what we have generally seen for most of the last couple of centuries.