Sentence examples for to be indefensible from inspiring English sources

Many state regulators consider fees of more than 8 points to be indefensible.

The recent violence, they claimed, has shown the Gaza settlements, in particular, to be indefensible points of friction.

Many fortified regions proved to be indefensible as soon as they were attacked, because their old arms had been withdrawn and new ones were not yet available there.

Few conventional lenders charge origination fees of more than two points on a loan -- that is 2percentt of the total amount -- and many state regulators consider fees of more than eight points to be indefensible.

Few conventional lenders charge origination fees of more than two points on a loan -- that is, 2percentt of the total loan amount -- and many state regulators consider fees of more than eight points to be indefensible.

Demesia Padilla, secretary for the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department, characterized the lawsuit as being filed by a political special interest group "in their quest to defend a policy of giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants that most New Mexicans find to be indefensible".

In June 2011 Adm Woodward wrote in the Daily Mail that he feared the Falkland Islands were "now perilously close to being indefensible".

She said a refusal to do so would be "indefensible" because the SNP was now the third largest UK party in terms of membership.

Any cavalier approach to the commitment patients make to research is indefensible and particularly reprehensible when participants undergo internal organ biopsies.

Delay beyond Easter would be indefensible.

Delay would be indefensible".