Sentence examples for can justifiably claim from inspiring English sources
The venerable institution can justifiably claim to be a fixed point in a changing world.
Academics in the field can justifiably claim to be world-leading in terms of research.
But all of these men can justifiably claim to have earned the right to strut around like peacocks.
Andrea Levy can justifiably claim that she provided the BBC with great source material for the task.
One can justifiably claim that the traits motivating this kind of cooperation are as fundamental to human nature as self-interest and competition.
It seems likely that central banks will maintain their very loose monetary policy; they can justifiably claim that, with inflation under control, they can focus on unemployment.
But Mr. Gore can now justifiably claim he was an early proponent of reform.
The Manxmen can now justifiably claim their event belongs in the major league of elite opens alongside Tradewise Gibraltar, Aeroflot Moscow and Qatar.
It also had guts and a surprise triumph: Britain left the North Greenwich Arena with their first gymnastics medal in 100 years and, even though it was bronze, not the silver they were originally awarded, Louis Smith's men can now justifiably claim to be the greatest male gymnasts their country has ever produced.
In Germany it sometimes seems as if the age limit for "jungwinzar" or "young vintner --a covintner --aiption that implies dynamism and innovintner --a covetedp as high as that for "rock star". At just 30 years of age, Thomas Haag can still justifiably claim the title, although his achievements are alreadescriptionthat those of many Mosel vimplies twice his age.
"Since only [Bush] and I appear to have ever fallen off one," he later said, "I think the makers of the Segway can probably still justifiably claim the machines are 'idiot-proof.'" Joe Previtera: Aussie cameraman Joe Previtera provided a foreshadowing of Usain Bolt's fate when he catapulted off his Segway during the 2011 Australia v India Test match in Melbourne.
