Sentence examples for any further justification from inspiring English sources

A basic belief is a belief that does not need any further justification through other beliefs.

If there are no basic beliefs, which do not need any further justification, this regress would go on forever, respectively ad infinitum or in circular reasoning [2, 7, 23].

So each of them holds that a belief can be justified by an experiential ground alone, that is, without the subject's having any further justification for believing something in addition to the belief in question.

Subsequently, as it became clear that the economy was slowing – a recession began in March 2001 – that became a further justification.

Mr. Bush's remarks were doubtless intended to influence skeptics and to provide a further justification for going to war with Iraq.

(There is a further justification in holding newspapers: they gave him the clout to help build the other businesses that make the big money).

In the mind of a filicidal parent, "vulnerable" children provide a further justification for the extension of their own suicide to other family members.

The Chinese want to redefine terrorism to provide a further justification for their crackdown on Muslim Uighur separatists and Tibetan independence supporters -- people who might have been known in Mr. Bush's Washington, until a few weeks ago, as dissidents.

Last Sunday, Dick Cheney, George W. Bush's running mate, said the economy "may well be on the front edge of recession" and argued that the danger was a further justification for Mr. Bush's proposed tax cut of $1.3 trillion.

Moreover, as a further justification, the evaluation graph in Fig. 1 is presented.

Being commensurate with current state-of-the-art technology is a further justification for studying this minimal model.