Sentence examples for could be a justification from inspiring English sources

That's probably a fare criticism, but it's easy to see how the rise of robotic news could be a justification — if not a direct cause — for further job loss in the industry.

This situational incapacity could be a potential justification for considering alternative consent models [ 6].

There could never be a justification for what you have done," she said.

At home, this could be justification for a child's removal by state protective services.

[ 6] If there is a statistical excess, then this could be used as a justification for allocating resources to more in-depth and costly investigations or perhaps to a case-control study to assess putative exposures in a group of people with characteristics similar to those from whom the cluster arose.

But the American people rightly concluded that with no way to win a military victory, there could be no justification for allowing thousands more United States troops to die in Vietnam.

Leader Selahattin Demirtas cut short a European visit, saying there could be no justification for killing.

More accurately one should ask what led them to read the Talmud, to perceive the Talmud, in a fashion which could be construed as a justification of the status quo.

Local Sinn Féin councillor Patricia Logue said there could be no justification for the attack.

Camerone added that there could be no justification for paramilitary organisations and structures in Northern Ireland.

Without such probabilities and definition, there could be no justification for the practice of psychotherapy.