Sentence examples for becomes justified from inspiring English sources

when the State's reason to believe incriminating evidence will be found becomes sufficiently great, the invasion of privacy becomes justified and a warrant to search and seize will issue.

Therefore, the argument that the inequality attached to this particular division of benefits becomes justified and thus becomes the byproduct of a social order that constitutes the internet economy.

The recent attack on the Westgate mall in Kenya is a sickening example of the senseless, criminal violence that occurs when a conflation of ignorance, thuggery, and murdering impulses becomes justified by a self-righteous and perverted distortion of religion.

However, as the unit size increases a greater degree of sophistication becomes justified.

"And so it becomes justified in the eyes of his followers".

A dovish tone would see traders nodding in approval and self-congratulation as recent dollar selling becomes justified.

So where does this $25 million budget become justified?

Use of livers from cadaveric nonstandard donors has become justified, especially for recipients awaiting urgent transplantations.

This framework is based, in principle, upon a conviction that donation should be viewed as part of end-of-life care and that the actions often necessary to facilitate it become justified when donation is recognized to be consistent with the wishes and interests of a dying patient.

For media such as the BBC, FT or Guardian, publication became justified only when Hosie resigned his public post; rightly or wrongly his private life affected his job (the expenses angle is surely spurious unless we want MPs to sleep on park benches).

In a curious coincidence, last Monday both saw Monkey praising the new Sun editor-in-chief for sticking with his @gallaghereditor Twitter handle in the grim period when he wasn't an editor (with a smidgen of irony, it must be admitted), and Gallagher himself dumping that handle a few hours later - he is now simply @tonygallagher - even though it had just become justified again.