Sentence examples for the most defensible from inspiring English sources

"This was reading the law in the most defensible way".

"Perhaps the most defensible approach is to use revenue to subsidize the purchase of healthful foods".

Of all the reasons to have a low tax rate, this one may be the most defensible, economists say.

The science of the moral sense also alerts us to ways in which our psychological makeup can get in the way of our arriving at the most defensible moral conclusions.

Structural realism is considered by many realists and antirealists alike as the most defensible form of scientific realism.

On this point, popular understandings of double effect, with the second assumption in place, may diverge from the most defensible version of the principle.

And, as we shall see below (see section 3.2), some philosophers argue that the ethically most defensible policy is to give everybody a social minimum, rather than conditioning the social minimum on work or some other kind of behavior.

The first and most defensible was sport; last year, the paper laid bare a match-fixing racket in Pakistani cricket — a bigger and more lucrative deal than it sounds.

It was the westernmost of 11 mostly primitive forts along the West Branch; Fort Augusta, at what is now Sunbury, was the easternmost and most defensible.

If Zuckerberg played it safe during his U.S. congressional testimony by being boring, he dodged scandal here by using the abbreviated format to bend the testimony toward his most defensible positions.

The proposed ordinance, based on similar laws in Sunnyvale and San Francisco, is "the strongest, most well thought out, most defensible, most important, most significant step forward on safe storage of firearms in the state of California," Councilman Paul Krekorian said.