Sentence examples for been vindicated with from inspiring English sources

In Lisbon, Mr. Sócrates said that Portugal's cost-cutting efforts had been vindicated, with a 2010 budget deficit that fell below the government's goal of 7.3 percent of gross domestic product.

It is an investment that has been vindicated with the publication of the image.

And he was vindicated with this 1-0 win.

The Democratic strategy of targeting women, minorities and the young was vindicated with the new House majority.

The Republican strategy of targeting men, whites and rural voters was vindicated with the larger Senate majority.

After several years of contentious litigation where he spent $12 million in legal fees, Cuban was vindicated with a favorable jury verdict.

Now, after decades of threats, suspicions about tapped phones and intermittent paychecks, Jennings is being vindicated with every twist and turn in the FIFA scandal.

And her high-handedness, yet to be vindicated, with the euro zone countries in trouble has created a dangerous amount of hostility and resentment among other E.U. countries.

The president became so anxious that he could not sleep a wink, but the gamble would be vindicated with a stunning 1-0 win.

The dread did not take long to be vindicated, with Zurawski delivering the visiting team's third soon after the interval.

Whether by circumstance or design, the early stages of the rebuild appear to be vindicated, with the haul of 2013 and 2014 especially vaunted by football pundits.