Sentence examples for lead to a defensible from inspiring English sources

In the era during which Schelling was writing, so much was changing in philosophy that a stable, fixed point of view was as likely to lead to a failure to grasp important new developments as it was to lead to a defensible philosophical system.

Finally, Pinker confidently asserts that, given merely the "unexceptionable convictions" that "all of us value our own welfare and that we are social beings who impinge on each other and can negotiate codes of conduct," science can lead us to "a defensible morality".

Integrating several approaches may lead to firmer, more defensible reference conditions, particularly if the conclusions derived from the different approaches are consistent (Stoddard and others 2006).

While "defensible, perhaps even necessary," immediately after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, which led to a cascading crisis of confidence, "over time it became a kind of crutch, more a matter of emotion than case-by-case judgment".

These findings led to a proposed conceptual model of vegetation management policy acceptance and compliance that local governments can use to develop or amend defensible space vegetation management policies to increase policy acceptance and compliance.

The analyst said GM appears to be downsizing to a "defensible" position and is negotiating a new labor deal.

(3) Documenting the programme describes the activities necessary to achieve a defensible programme and to capture organizational learning.

The British wanted to include Kurdistan in Iraq to create a defensible military line for the new country.

The primary message from our empirical exercise is that the use of a "cognitive ability measure" as an error-free independent variable in a wage regression can lead to quite different inferences than a more defensible approach (MESE) that treats cognitive ability as a latent construct.

Though wars are complicated things, it's not hard to develop a defensible position about their legitimacy or illegitimacy.

Features alone are rarely enough to win a defensible market position.