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.
He trashes the baby boom generation -- with considerable justification -- for being self-indulgent, self-absorbed and spoiled.
Capell stated quite reasonably — and, we know now, with considerable justification — that "for all anyone knows, the differences between the manuscripts and these publications represent modifications sanctioned by Bruckner".
Capell stated quite reasonably — and, we know now, with considerable justification — that "for all anyone knows, the differences between the manuscripts and these publications represent modifications sanctioned by Bruckner". And he acknowledged that "Hitlerian politics entered into the propagation" of Haas's edition.
The Administration believed, with considerable justification, that escalating the conflict would provoke retaliation from Russia, push Putin into a corner, and since Putin would never let the rebels suffer a battlefield defeat prove costly for Ukraine.
But they argue, with considerable justification, that using Katrina to eliminate essential public services without offering immediate alternatives is a bum's rush.
So officials could, with considerable justification, place the onus for the non-recovery on Republican obstructionism.
For some time now it has seemed to me that adding item scores requires some considerable justification, which may actually be absent.
There is considerable scientific justification for this trial, with strong data in support of: a) the poor outcome for those failing CPAP, b) the capacity to identify such infants early, c) the potential for MIST to alter the outcome in such infants, and d) the potential benefits of surfactant delivery in the spontaneously breathing infant [ 25].
Urban regions are frequently--and with considerable justification--criticized for the regulatory burdens they impose.
But what is clear is that the trade center disaster -- far from being labeled an isolated catastrophe -- is already being cited as a justification for considerable changes in building practices.
