Sentence examples for would be indefensible from inspiring English sources

Delay beyond Easter would be indefensible.

But she warned: "Delay beyond Easter would be indefensible".

Granting additional licence would mean endorsing a measure of unreasonable force, a position which would be indefensible and possibly illegal.

This business of slow strangulation of the rule, with no opportunity afforded parties most concerned to be heard, would be indefensible in any circumstances.

job, "no one could come back and say now you have to take leave or resign — that would be indefensible," Mr. Mesnooh said.

Buffett said at Berkshire's shareholder meeting last year in Omaha that a Berkshire cash pile of $150 billion would be indefensible to shareholders.

Though the White House has not indicated that it is officially considering Kelly to replace Janet Napolitano, doing so would, frankly, be indefensible.

It would be utterly indefensible.

Well, for a moment anyway, until I realised it would be morally indefensible to act like I was the one who was hard done by.

Story says that, if the tax be not proposed for the common defence or general welfare, but for other objects wholly extraneous, it would be wholly indefensible upon constitutional principles.

President Juan Manuel Santos's goals in the peace process were simple: end the 52-year-old war without giving away too much and agreeing to a deal that would be politically indefensible.