Sentence examples for make it defensible from inspiring English sources
That alone does not make it defensible.
Is there any justification for what the CIA euphemistically calls "enhanced interrogation techniques", meaning torture, as routinely practised at Guantanamo Bay? Waterboarding, once practicised by the Spanish Inquisition, has yielded information that has saved innocent lives: does that make it defensible?
Of course, nothing changes until the league, its players and the mayhem-loving faction of its fans realize heads are decidedly more fragile and valuable than Wiffle balls and just because some people find the barbarism entertaining doesn't make it defensible.
Give yourself that opportunity to dream, but make it real, make it defensible.
If a company doesn't have something that is proprietary that makes it defensible against potential competitors, then its success will lead to its downfall.
She points to the fact that Facebook, which owns Instagram, hasn't been able to make e-commerce work in Asia, while the simplicity of Rewardsnap and its connection to the Goxip service, makes it highly defensible even as Instagram ups its shopping game.
Twitter effectively supports a digital agora that promotes real-time interactive exchange of thoughts, opinions and beliefs, making it a defensible and well-suited source for data for this research.
In 402 AD, during a period of repeated Germanic invasions of Italy, the capital was shifted to Ravenna because nearby marshes made it more defensible, and the Adriatic provided an easy escape path by sea.
Just as Brown had touted the natural advantages of the Appalachians, Higginson highlighted northeastern Florida's proximity to the Okefenokee Swamp, which made it "infinitely more defensible" than the Sea Islands.
And the growth of emerging economies makes it even less defensible.Not exactly Europe's momentMoreover, the case against appointing a euro-zone finance minister as head of the IMF now is overwhelming.
