Sentence examples for not very defensible from inspiring English sources

Domains requiring less data to reach the performance threshold and less data to maintain that performance (the stability threshold) are not very defensible.

Finding the small town to be not very defensible, he established a camp on John Savage's plantation, provided a field of fire for the force's three swivel guns.

But it's not really defensible.

Sometimes these claims are not really defensible intellectually.

But such guilt-by-association is not really defensible.

The thing is, Sandberg's actions at Facebook are not really defensible.

Andrew Foster, the trust's chief executive, told the BBC: "I don't think it is very defensible to pay a huge premium to one group of staff and not to other groups of staff".

There's a positive light: That "breathtaking narcissism," says Bruce Arthur in National Post, isn't really defensible.

Among them is Senator John Ensign, Republican of Nevada, who said, "I think it is very defensible, and I don't think it will hurt anybody".

But in arguing for bail at Mr. Strauss-Kahn's arraignment on May 16, he said the defense team believed "this is a very, very defensible case".

"We think that what remains is very defensible," Mr. Schneider said.