Sentence examples for any real justification from inspiring English sources

That we were, without any real justification, following the US into an unnecessary war got my blood boiling.

In short, the Baltimore Police Department engaged in a pattern of stopping African-Americans without any real justification.

He led the nation into World War I without any real justification, only in order to support the financial interests tied to the Allies, especially to Britain.

They've been led to believe, perhaps through overzealous self-esteem building exercises in their youth, that they are somehow special but often lack any real justification for this belief".

In an official announcement, Cuban President Raúl Castro said, "No country has the right to intervene in the internal affairs of a sovereign state or to declare it a threat to its national security without any real justification".

For instance, if Mr. Romney is 39 delegates away from 1,144 before Utah votes, there would not be any real justification for Mr. Santorum to continue his campaign, because those 40 Utah delegates can safely be assumed to be in Mr. Romney's column.

That Snap failed to give a real justification for why shares in the company won't have any voting rights (which is highly unusual) Lingering doubt about Snap's ability to grow its user base substantially in the long run, as Snap user growth has slowed significantly in recent quarters.

"This information, whether it's a tax payable or taxable income or total income, is already in the hands of the ATO and we are questioning whether there is a real justification for releasing the details about privately owned Australian companies, as opposed to multinationals, into the arena where there could be serious commercial and personal risk," Frydenberg said in March.

"We never felt that that was a real justification". Mailchimp did not respond to requests for comment for this article.

It's a top-tier must-play in every way, and a real justification for owning a PlayStation 4 Pro and a 4K TV if you have those, too.

"When you realize you've been with somebody that isn't the same person you thought they were, at least in this situation there's a real justification for that, so I think it's going to make them wrestle with facts and really look at what their life has been for the last three to four years," McKidd explained.