Sentence examples for effectively justified from inspiring English sources

Making the case for illusory weapons of mass destruction, the US defence secretary said that there are "things we do not know we don't know", a devastating bit of obfuscation that effectively justified going to war on a false prospectus.

A&M had effectively justified their move to the SEC, but for some reason Mizzou just couldn't pull it off.

The sucker-punched boy in "Due Date," by contrast, is the son of a hippie-ish space case (Juliette Lewis), whose profession, low-rent digs and seemingly altered state both set the scene and effectively justify Peter's brutality.

In summary, the proposed framework cannot only help product planners efficiently generate innovative ideas, but also effectively justify the validity of design concepts.

It is seen that the classification accuracy of the compressed images are better than that of the uncompressed images, thereby utilizing the bandwidth effectively and justifying its applicability in a telemedicine scenario.

But during downturns, the working classes were locked up (madness or criminality, argues Foucault, were effectively invented to justify so doing).

Menaced by budget cuts, many public libraries are effectively failing to justify their relevance, reducing their hours year after year.

My roommate Ashley seemingly installed a "bug light" which, IMO, is just her trying to justify effectively making our kitchen into a tanning salon".

The integrity of FIFA and AFC efforts to combat corruption and wrongdoing was called into question by Mr. Blatter himself when he effectively in February 2011 confirmed and justified an alleged Qatari transgression in its World Cup.

So how can we think effectively about whether the shooting was justified?

What are effectively benefits for the rich and retired cannot be justified when there are so many young people struggling to get on their feet".