Sentence examples for increasingly defensible from inspiring English sources
With a growing focus in higher ed on the importance of leveraging data to improve academic outcomes, retention and personalize learning, MyEdu is building a valuable asset and one that can make its business increasingly defensible.
Once the empire had to forgo this policy and with draw to more defensible frontiers, the system became increasingly difficult to sustain.
Broadcasters argued that this was no longer properly analogised to home recording, but to simple piracy.Both analogies are defensible, but in a world where it's increasingly common for consumers to store their data "in the cloud", it seems only reasonable to treat personal recording in a uniform manner, regardless of where the physical storage occurs.
Due to the increasingly distributed, mobile and varied user population, the idea of a defensible perimeter is gone.
None of which makes a face-lift morally defensible; nor does it mean that a culture which is increasingly accepting of cosmetic surgery, is remotely healthy.
Between ∼870 and 925 AD deforestation coincided with intensification of agriculture associated with development of monastic estates that exploited increasingly larger land holdings as well as new settlement patterns in higher-elevation defensible locations (incastellamento).
Until recently the focus of WHO and donor agencies has been very largely on infants, children and those of reproductive age, but it is no longer defensible to assume either that the rural poor will not survive to old age – they increasingly do – or that younger women in the household will continue to be willing and available to help with basic needs.
Were our actions defensible?
This reluctance is defensible.
This execution is defensible.
