Sentence examples for could justifiably be from inspiring English sources

But there are very few if any human beings on this planet who could justifiably be compared to someone as evil as Osama Bin Laden.

It could justifiably be described as the biggest party on the planet.

But here something went horribly wrong and MS Dhoni could justifiably be furious.

That may well be but she has some traits that could justifiably be described as model-like.

It is a rare rich country that doesn't have a list of infrastructure needs that could justifiably be addressed in the best of times.

They had waited 23 years for this and, mainly for their performances in the games against Cameroon, Algeria and DR Congo, could justifiably be called the best team.

"The jury listened to over a hundred and eighty pieces of music, and we deliberated, and there were a fair number of choices that could have justifiably been honored this way, but we all thought this was the best piece of music.

Who could justifiably complain were he to conclude that this life is not for him?

Effects testing could thus be concentrated on particularly relevant end points that can justifiably be assumed to exist.

In his early days, Ganesh Gaitonde could justifiably claim to be an equal-opportunities villain, his gang being far more integrated racially and religiously than the police (Chandra is careful to include Muslim characters as well as Hindus and Sikhs).

Areas that are viewed as ageing backwaters on fiscal life-support could justifiably claim to be economic entities in their own right if they had more freedom to set their own policies and balance their books.