Sentence examples for could vindicate from inspiring English sources
He scoffed at the suggestion that a successful outcome in the TCW trial could vindicate him.
If it scales to commercial production, it could vindicate a big bet IBM has been making.
He has moved slowly and expensively, but events could vindicate the earlier part of his inquiry.
A violent weekend storm had battered the fields with the kind of hailstones that could vindicate Chicken Little.
Clear movements by the military to secure Syria's chemical weapons in the short term could vindicate this view.
It seemed a Hatfield versus McCoy war, like a family feud so President Bush could vindicate his father".
The League Cup could never vindicate itself fully.
That they could not vindicate our actions is nothing to get self-righteous about; it is deeply disturbing.
To begin with, the state law in question made class-action waivers unenforceable even when a party could feasibly vindicate her claim in an individual arbitration.
In the case of Libya, Obama led from a place of no glory, and, in the eyes of his critics, no results could ever vindicate such a strategy.
