The book buyer's suspicions are more justifiable.
But it was also something bigger and more justifiable.
The sort of humiliating thing which perhaps makes terrorism more likely, if no more justifiable.
With that possibility looming larger, however, a sale would be more justifiable.
Although more justifiable, the operation in Afghanistan didn't "scratch the itch," and Bush the Younger wanted to do something bolder.
The rewashable microfiber dust cloth that comes in a hospital-scrub green — they're green, see? — is more justifiable.
Assange's mission to publish everything from diplomatic gossip to unflattering verdicts on foreign governments is no more justifiable, in moral terms, than blanket tabloid intrusion into private life.
Even Mr. Purcell's pay, which Mr. Crystal had characterized as excessive in past years, seems more justifiable now, Mr. Crystal said.
Another protester, who declined to be named, conceded that there were "more justifiable targets" than a small independent business, but played down the scale of the attack.
The failure to prosecute white-collar executives might be more justifiable if there were any indication that fines and deferred-prosecution agreements deterred corporate wrongdoing.
The price tag was still steep, starting at £5,200 for a family of four, but more justifiable: two holidays for the price of one.
