Sentence examples for arguably legitimate from inspiring English sources

"Even if the initial material witness classification had been proper," Justice Ginsburg asked, "what even arguably legitimate basis could there be for the harsh custodial conditions to which al-Kidd was subjected?" Justices Breyer and Sotomayor joined Justice Ginsburg's concurrence in the case, Ashcroft v. al-Kidd, No. 10-98.

The lawyer who handled Buck's initial habeas appeal "was so incompetent as to assert not even one arguably legitimate claim," and the combination of that lawyer's "errors and the combined force of state and federal procedural-default laws" means that "no Court has ever considered the merits of applicant's legitimate claims for post-conviction relief".

While the language is up for debate, lawmakers don't appear to be looking kindly on Facebook's arguably legitimate effort to sidestep data breach notification laws that, were this a proper hack, could have required the company to disclose that it lost track of the data of 50 million users, only 270,000 of which consented to data sharing to the third party app involved.

Indeed, this limitation is implied by the very description of psi as "anomalous," and it provides an arguably legitimate rationale for imposing the requirement that the evidence for psi be "extraordinary".

The choices motivated by the resulting association illustrate that it is easy to bias results with arguably legitimate methods using defensible cutoffs (i.e., cutoffs that would be legitimate if they were chosen for a reason other than data mining) [ 4].

As commander-in-chief of security forces that have already killed hundreds of civilians since peaceful protests started a month ago, he is arguably a legitimate target.

About the only charge still arguably in legitimate contention involves whether, at Christmastime in 1968, he was a few thousand yards on one side or the other of the border between Cambodia and South Vietnam.

The introduction of this category in the Transitivity system is arguably a legitimate alternative to the way grammatical metaphors are treated by Halliday and Matthiessen (2014), given that the CG model, unlike the SM, considers them as Transitivity patterns that need not undergo any modifications.

She sees it as "arguably a legitimate path to liberation", citing its culture jamming and activism against commercialism.

Last week, as the House voted to overturn the Affordable Care Act, millions of parents of children with special needs — those for whom the fidget spinner might arguably have a legitimate use — began to worry, once again, about their children becoming uninsured, or uninsurable, an outcome the President had promised on the campaign trail would not occur.

So could the fact that it's arguably more of a legitimate target than khat entice May into making laughing gas the latest enemy in her "battle" against legal highs?