Sentence examples for Financially justifiable from inspiring English sources

Although this is significantly less than the $75 040 per patient recurrence reported by Bristow et al (2006) in their endometrial cancer study; our data, nevertheless, suggest that routine vaginal cytology does not have prognostic utility nor is it financially justifiable in ovarian cancer surveillance (Santillan et al, 2008).

A most notable finding of the research work of the 90s (and of most applications and their Demos) was that there has to be a critical mass of users of ICT applications, i.e. users willing to pay in the market, before a new ICT application can take route and be "attractive" enough, i.e. financially justifiable, to generate more "mass" application [9, 21].

And here the comparison with Arafat is justifiable.

Eileen takes justifiable pride in her company's good works and good intentions, and its esprit.

Yet for all of Rosen's justifiable praise of Tsypkin's literary originality, he neglects to mention the equally "brilliant" and "extraordinary" English translation.

Irvington's mayor, Sara B. Bost, said today that while Justice Department officials have not taken an active role in investigating the shooting death of Bilal Dash Colbert, they promised to help both the Essex County prosecutor's office or other officials looking into whether Officer William Mildon used justifiable force in the killing of Mr. Colbert.

Confirmation of the diagnosis by a toxicant rechallenge is reliable but rarely justifiable (Lee 1995; Maria et al. 1997; Norris 2000).

In the States, Michael Richards Kramerr on "Seinfeld") caused a justifiable uproar when he called some audience members "dirty niggers".

Jon Miller's departure was a travesty, Roberto Alomar's exodus barely justifiable, and Rafael Palmiero's leave-taking a tragedy.

That was your choice," Jackie says, with justifiable bitterness.

That question is comically premature, but Lin is garnering justifiable plaudits.