Sentence examples similar to a justifiable point from inspiring English sources

In this respect, theoretically trained scholars may realise a translational movement by facilitating acceptance for a theoretically justifiable point of view.

The straw man is the contention that anyone making a perfectly reasonable and scientifically justifiable point – that climate change is likely to cause a higher prevalence of the weather conditions that pose a bushfire risk – has actually been making the unreasonable and scientifically unjustifiable point that climate change has caused a particular fire.

It also makes some very confused statements about race and identity, justifiable points about regional pride mingling with base prejudice.

Mr. Galluzzo said that Mr. Alvarez might have fired the weapon, but once he wrestled the gun away, "anything he did from that point is a justifiable act of self-defense".

The sticking point is what constitutes a justifiable reason to kill yourself or have a doctor do so for you.

From that point of view, and from a lawyer's and a medical professional's point of view, there is a justifiable concern that there was not sufficient inquiry into those circumstances," he added.

When indicating extraction of third molars, dentists should have a justifiable reason, one that takes into account future treatment planning from an orthodontic, surgical, periodontal, and/or prosthetic point of view [11].

At what point and under what conditions did settling local scores in the bitterly divided state mutate from a justifiable wartime action to a criminal act of assault or murder?

It's a justifiable fear.

It's a justifiable concern.

He has a justifiable grievance, too.