A group of girls on bicycles justified his worries, converging and treating him to a kicking.
(On the other hand, those future generations may well have developed a cure for cancer, so perhaps we are justified in worrying about them less).
Dr. Donald M. Berwick, a member of the National Academy of Sciences panel, said federal officials were justified in worrying about the possibility that the disclosure of injuries might discourage reporting.
Unions in Wisconsin are justified in worrying that limiting collective bargaining would lead to capricious firing or demotions, whether for age, personality, salary or any other criterion you can think of.
Southeastern is justified in worrying that the role of the founder and largest shareholder will deter rival bids, despite the board's efforts to use independent advisers and allow a period to find a buyer at a higher price.
Łukasiewicz gives two examples to justify the worry.
Senator Cruz, as well as the other senators who sponsored the bi-partisan bill, are certainly justified in worrying about potential changes to NASA with the changing administration.
The Mental Health Alliance, representing 78 groups including charities and medical bodies, vowed, again, to oppose it.The new bill came out just after a report was published about a horrifying case that seemed to justify public worries.
A recent report might justify critics' worries, showing that Alabama is actually leading the nation in starting teacher salaries, while lagging behind in average teacher pay, the Dothan Eagle reports.
Are those worries justified?
