Sentence examples for has become indefensible from inspiring English sources
On the slog to regulatory revision much bruising politicking looms, but the current framework has become indefensible.
"Looking at the lawn in the context of the drought, what was ridiculous has become indefensible," said author Michael Pollan, who has written about his boyhood experiences with the family lawn.
That never came to pass, partly because Nye was unable to distinguish his opposition to arms profiteering from his advocacy of isolationism, a position that had become indefensible.
Lawyers for the five defendants contest virtually every aspect of Fairstein's interpretation and feel that the convictions have become indefensible.
What I got after 14-plus hours of play is a game that has obvious improvements in some areas, but one that is also still hampered by lingering issues that have become indefensible.
This has become increasingly indefensible as the numbers relying on private rental accommodation have more than doubled over the past decade to 4.7 million, equivalent to 20percentnt of all households.
But it was also the latest black mark on a Real Madrid team that, under Jose Mourinho, has become known more for its indefensible outbursts and its postgame complaining than it has for its sometimes unbeatable play.
And today, it's what makes Peter defend the indefensible monster that HARO has become.
Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut needs to leave the Democratic Party once and for all and join the Republicans, since he has become so closely aligned with their philosophy while defending the indefensible.
Reforming the Lords has become almost as troubled as reforming the Commons back in 1830-2, when Tories and Whigs contorted themselves over its indefensible basis of selection.
