Sentence examples for is less excusable from inspiring English sources

But that these models have failed despite claiming to be extremely accurate is less excusable.

"The British position is less excusable because we are not in the same sensitive historical position as Germany.

That is less excusable because it means the poorest students will emerge from university with the largest debts.

But his misleading previous assertions about the Cairo museum break-in, where his own on-site knowledge must have (or should have) differed from his public pronouncements, is less excusable.

That Cahill, a defender, should fire straight at the keeper was perhaps excusable; that Torres, a £50 million, or $80 million, striker should do the same is less so.

Their non-performance in this tournament has been even less excusable than their fiasco at the 2002 World Cup.

But in fact, it's almost less excusable that she stole it from a friend than had she copped to having lifted it from Marshall: Stealing from a friend without giving the friend credit is just as reprehensible.

For developed countries these resources are evidently more plentiful – and the failure to eradicate extreme poverty is that much less excusable.

If, on the other hand, you are a fan, you may still feel something similar, suspecting that the wacky but lifeless graphics are acceptable in an experience in which you, the viewer, are creating and controlling what is happening, but far less excusable in a feature film.

What I find less excusable is Stewart's financial conflict of interest and, whilst you say that he is not influenced by this, I do not see how this can be guaranteed.

Less excusable is when millionaire players threaten the livelihood of their fellow professionals, and coaches condone it.