Sentence examples for truly defensible from inspiring English sources

A truly defensible data moat doesn't come from just amassing the largest volume of data.

Its over-all aim is to try and ensure that wars are begun only for a very narrow set of truly defensible reasons, that when wars break out they are fought in a responsibly controlled and targeted manner, and that the parties to the dispute bring their war to an end in a speedy and responsible fashion that respects the requirements of justice.

GiftRocket opened doors when it shifted to a more universal use case, although it still faces competition from PayPal (via its Send Money app) and more and will need to continue beefing up its partnerships, API and affiliated services if it hopes to build a truly defensible business.

Wallace ends up admitting that his interest in clinging to his belief that animals are less morally important than humans is selfish rather than part of any truly defensible personal ethical system.

But it's not really defensible.

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

To my mind, it only truly applies when genuinely edgy, meaningful and defensible forms of expression are being unreasonably stifled.

Regulatory arbitrage, if it ever truly existed within finance, is not a defensible business strategy: product quality, customer outreach and lower cost structures are.

"People say that the most defensible asset a company has is intellectual property, but truly, the biggest barrier to competition and the most defensible company asset is human capital," Quinn told HuffPost.

"They are, and in a completely defensible way, artistic in their exhibition and their execution," Willson says about cars that are truly beautiful.

Were our actions defensible?