Sentence examples for common justifications from inspiring English sources

Is there anything else that could increase financial aid? — Vincent Job loss is one of the most common justifications for an adjustment to the financial aid package.

Or we could adopt one of the other common justifications given by those who feel the Games are in some way sacrosanct, which is that they give badly needed experience to good young athletes.

The most common justifications included time pressure (48.61 %), fear of failure (48.61 %), and to pass a course (41.67 %).

Two common justifications for orienting cervical screws in an angled direction are to increase pullout strength and to allow use of longer screws.

Inappropriate speed limits are common justifications of all those breaking speed limits; this was fortunately found significant only for urban roads.

She pointed out that the idea that sink estates foster crime and need to be demolished to make an area safer is one of the most common justifications of gentrification.

This was once a common justification for prohibiting any form of suicide.

Or the common justification people used -- that at least with real estate you could see, touch and feel it?

Around 80% of Egyptian girls have had their genitals mutilated, often their clitoris cut off: fear of female lust is a common justification.

The common justification for singling out amusement for special taxation is that entertainment is not a necessity and that spending on recreation evidences more than ordinary taxpaying ability.

According to Mari Malmberg at the University of Sussex, the most common justification for detaining migrants is to prevent them from absconding, but "there is no research suggesting that asylum seekers would abscond in high numbers if not detained.