Sentence examples for Very justifiable from inspiring English sources

From long ago in their war-torn eastern European childhood, the twins have a seemingly very justifiable grudge against Tony Stark/Iron Man.

The track "F.U.B.U". ("For Us, By Us," after the black-owned New York clothing label founded in 1992) became an anthem of the ascendant Black Lives Matter movement: "Play this song and sing it on your terms / For us, this... is for us / Don't try to come for us". And while a very justifiable black rage has a voice in this work, it would be a mistake to characterize it purely in those terms.

I think people, especially women's, very, very justifiable motivation to say 'No, this needs to stop,' I think, is bringing it to the world's attention.

"Whether the text will also take into account a very justifiable request from the most vulnerable countries to improve on those efforts, it remains to be seen how that is going to be handled," Figueres said in an interview with the Associated Press.

In the long run, technology's costs and effects can indeed be expected to reach or approximate a steady state, so from a long-run perspective, the modus operandi of the standard CEA seems very justifiable.

I consider your position in the Portuguese elections to be very justifiable, and your absence would, moreover, have been construed as complete disloyalty to your Portuguese heritage.

Upscaling is really justifiable for very fine-scale reservoir models, usually with more than 1 million blocks or when many runs are necessary and the computational performance is very important.

Mr. Almunia pledged Tuesday to "give the green light" very rapidly to justifiable state aid requests for losses resulting directly from the eruption in Iceland.

Budget deficits, even for Keynesian apostles of deficit finance like me, cannot stay at 12% of GDP, or £175bn, for very long, however justifiable in recession.

Low share ownership, relatively recently accumulated position, as well as last-minute ambush tactics may very well be justifiable to proxy advisors if a strong case for change has been made.

In response to such charges, the Government argued that it used force only "in very specific and justifiable circumstances," and that information extracted by the Shin Bet through these methods foiled several terrorist attacks in the last year.