Sentence examples for either to justify from inspiring English sources

In daily clinical practice, surgical experience cannot be used either to justify worse surgical outcomes.

One reason, Mr. Krisberg and other experts said, is that states are filling their juvenile halls and training schools with children guilty of lesser offenses -- either to justify the costs of new detention centers, or because no other option exists.

Instead, he maps common life from within, correcting it where necessary with its own tools rather than trying either to justify or to criticize it from an external standpoint.

Alternatively, because the series was shared with national policymakers through international partners, it is also possible that the message was mediated and modified either to justify a more community-oriented approach or because in the intervening years the field had moved beyond the series' original message.

"There is not enough invested on either side to justify the effort to try to salvage the relationship," said Kurt Sanger, an automotive analyst at Deutsche Securities.

And yet we either seem to justify it to ourselves in some way, or just conveniently forget it when the time comes to control the urge.

If they do, they read for another 20 seconds, before deciding again whether to press on, until there is either enough interest to justify an interview or to toss you into the "no" pile.

You either play well enough to justify playing or you don't.

It recognizes that violence can be cultural, which occurs when beliefs are used to justify either direct or structural violence.

The book is a magnificently detailed and wide-ranging collection of scholarship on what has been said to justify either refraining from meat or consuming it.

Dr. Alan Walker, an anatomist at Pennsylvania State University who specializes in hominid research but was not involved in the kadabba analysis, said that too few fossils had been discovered to justify either interpretation.