Sentence examples for cannot justifiably be from inspiring English sources

While this could shed light on commissioning practices, it doesn't relate to the regulation of individual services – so cannot justifiably be funded through increased fees paid by providers.

There was always a good deal of truth in the coalition claim that the UK economy never suffered a double dip recession, let alone a triple dip, in the sense that the dips pointed to a slump akin to 2008's; but this also means the rise we see now cannot justifiably be trumpeted as a sustained recovery.

Life can justifiably be seen as a set-up.

Constituents of this system could justifiably be targeted in the perioperative period.

We conclude therefore that homeopathy can justifiably be considered a complex intervention.

Of course, in the case of God, it is hard to determine what the chances of a successful outcome might be: we cannot justifiably assume, for example, that the likelihood of God existing is equal to the likelihood of God not existing.

But while he is surely right to say the current dominance of the privately educated is "truly shocking", he cannot – justifiably, at least – lay the blame for "the collapse in social mobility" at Labour's door.

Although fixed exchange rates were abandoned in the early 1970s, the rest of the Bretton Woods apparatus (the IMF, World Bank) was not.Now Americans might say that others are manipulating their currencies too, so cannot justifiably complain.

In our case the uniform distribution assumption cannot be justifiably extended to all of the quasi-identifiers.

Moreover, the number of variable sites and particularly parsimony informative sites represent posthoc indices giving estimates of the amount of signal present in the alignments that cannot be justifiably projected to a different set of taxa or to a novel depth in a phylogeny, limiting their utility.

Interventions lacking on either dimensions cannot justifiably discard informed consent in the name of public interests.