| Desperately enough, it seems, to do something not just silly or ill-advised but downright dumb and indefensibly wrong. |
| It is not at all clear that all colleges and universities have indefensibly larger and more expensive administrations. |
| Further, heavily bombing the North would be seen as indefensibly disproportional to any damage the North was inflicting on the South. |
| It is far smaller, and it has several islands of its own that lie, like Cyprus, indefensibly close to the Turkish coast. |
| After last week perhaps he could add that Scotland is a country whose leadership is morally lame and, therefore, indefensibly bad value for taxpayers' money. |
| This practice has resulted in excessive and indefensibly high compensation in light of the performance of the great majority of these companies and the stock market returns offered to shareholders. |
