Sentence examples for challenge to justify from inspiring English sources
The challenge to justify rail investment is not merely that it would provide economic advantages but that those benefits are greater than the disadvantages caused by the higher tax needed to pay for them.
One very simple mode is to take Hume's dilemma as a challenge, to justify (enumerative) induction one should show that it leads to true or probable conclusions from true premises.
"He claims that the Herald used the 'follow me around' challenge to justify its pursuit of Hart.
But some are questioning whether Google's new ultra-fast Internet service, Google Fiber, presents enough of a challenge to justify dramatically increasing Comcast's market power.
They can be challenged to justify their evaluation and "to acknowledge fault if an adequate defense cannot be provided" (Smith, 2008: 370).
However, due to uncertainty about computing performance on the cloud, many manufacturers find it challenging to justify and adopt Cloud-Based Design and Manufacturing (CBDM).
"As the prospects for another head-on clash of large mechanized land armies seem less likely, the Army will be increasingly challenged to justify the number, size, and cost of its heavy formations," Mr. Gates warned.
Challenged to justify applying this to secular, non-practising Muslims, Zeman invokes a former Czech education minister in calling Islam "a religion of death" and points to what he says are the teachings of the Qur'an.
To cope with this increased competition, companies in high-wage countries often employ a differentiation strategy to meet individual customer needs, as it becomes increasingly challenging to justify higher production costs through superior product quality.
The government has been challenged to justify an "incredibly distasteful" proposal in Wednesday's budget which would require a woman who had a third child as the result of rape to justify her position in order to avoid losing tax credits.
