Moreover, when the economy went sour, the International Monetary Fund -- which much of the world, with considerable justification, views as a branch of the U.S. Treasury Department -- was utterly unhelpful.
Taylor and Cohen hold him personally accountable, with considerable justification, for the decisions that concentrated Chicagos public housing along a small strip of the black South Side, rather than dispersing it around the city.
We pride ourselves, with considerable justification, on our record of economic growth.
As Krugman writes, "capitalism could with considerable justification claim the credit".
The Hague calls itself, with considerable justification, the Legal Capital of the World.
So officials could, with considerable justification, place the onus for the non-recovery on Republican obstructionism.
With considerable justification, the authors characterize Sitton as one of the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement.
He trashes the baby boom generation -- with considerable justification -- for being self-indulgent, self-absorbed and spoiled.
But they argue, with considerable justification, that using Katrina to eliminate essential public services without offering immediate alternatives is a bum's rush.
And Orestes' mother, Clytemnestra, had just murdered his father, so even without dictates from the gods, Orestes had considerable justification.
Indeed, until the 1980's, Republicans could claim with considerable justification that their party's environmental record was no less distinguished than that of the Democrats.
