Sentence examples for appear justified from inspiring English sources
The funds paid to the union "do not appear justified, and are in fact mostly profits to the association.
People do normally not die because they panic - they panic when their life is in danger.170 We do not deny that people get impatient after long waiting times and that some of them also disrespect rules in order to get towards their goal (in particular if these rules do not appear justified to them).
Given that evolution is traced back to the origin of cells, this might appear justified; however, I find the article more speculative than necessary.
In the meantime, our study suggests that efforts to increase nutritional intake and prevent energy and protein debt in these patients appear justified.
- Along the same lines, the removal of "outliers" (figure 6) does not appear justified to me, even though I agree that horizontal gene transfer presumably perturb the observed relationship, which is good to mention.
Based on our evidence, however, it does not appear justified to give low priority to obese sujects for TKA which would, in virtue of restored ability to move, lead to weight loss, which undoubtedly, should be the primary objective.
The fatal shooting by a federal agent of a man suspected of selling a hand grenade in the Bronx on Tuesday appears justified, the authorities said yesterday.
"My actions appeared justified," the general told the court, adding that he would do the same again today "if it were against Osama bin Laden".
"My actions appeared justified," he told the court, adding that he would do the same thing again today "if it were against Osama bin Laden".
On Sunday, police officials, including the commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, refused to say if the shooting appeared justified, saying that the circumstances were being investigated.
Mr. Chambers said Cisco was taking an aggressive approach to expanding its business, but he said the actions appeared justified given what he said were increasing signs that Cisco's customers were willing to spend.
