defensible造句

The least defensible motive is vanity.

Later the Treasury retreated to a more defensible position.

The decision he made, given his instructions, was defensible.

We must have clear, defensible and lawful standards for those who fall in this category.

Whatever their good intentions, they have too many flaws to be defensible.

The reasons for countries' reluctance to share information are understandable, though hardly defensible.

The Grand Cherokee may cost more, but it's more defensible - so long as you skip the sunroof.

But what Hume said wasn't bigoted: Indeed, his claim about the difference between Buddhism and Christianity was perfectly defensible.

It was a defensible position on the merits, and understandable, given the importance of Florida in the election.

Despite the continuing financial turmoil and widespread criticism of the bonus culture in the City, the bank is understood to believe the payments are defensible.

What about the final move of Descartes argument this seems rather more defensible though on the face of it, it might seem dubious.

So the next time someone tells you it's no more defensible to eat a pig than to eat a dog, just say, "That's nonsense," and refer them to this blog.

The Fed’s interventions have been defensible given the scale of the crisis and lack of alternatives, but they have exposed it to public anger over bail-outs for bankers.