Sentence examples for equal justification from inspiring English sources

"The fossil record can be interpreted in other ways than evolutionary with equal justification," one reviewer wrote.

"One might say with equal justification that the office of independent counsel has uncovered no evidence from which a jury might infer beyond a reasonable doubt that the Clintons had pilfered Powerball tickets, trapped fur-bearing mammals out of season or sold nuclear secrets to Liechtenstein".

Consequently with equal justification one could set out a corn theory of value, arguing that corn has the unique power of creating more value than it costs.

In response, one might attempt to explain away the intuition of equal justification as instead concerning equal blamelessness, or at any rate as being correct only if restricted to blamelessness (e.g., Williamson 2007).

And while trustees rightly call on presidents to be forward-looking and to bring about change at their institutions, faculty members with equal justification often ask us to protect the centuries-old traditions of higher education.

However, it can be argued with equal justification that the similarity assumption characteristic for dose addition is not applicable to the chosen mixture because its component chemicals produce their effects by a variety of molecular mechanisms.

For Mr. Viglundsson, the government official, the fact that larger equality issues surface in the debate over equal pay is justification enough for the legislative proposal.

Kaloy Akhilgov, Mr. Yevkurov's press secretary, said that Friday's sentence "was equal to a justification of murder".

While it would be bad faith to believe Modood, as one of the 'multicultural champions', has neglected the specific role of the citizen or that multiculturalism has nothing to say about citizen-to-citizen relations (see e.g. Modood, 2006, 2010), we take it as a fact that it was not given equal attention to the justification of adjustment of the basic structure.

If it is not an occupation, there is no justification for denying equal rights to everyone who is subject to Israeli rule, whether Israeli or Palestinian.

The latter result (crustacean paraphyly) arises from the use of methodologies that are more philosophically sound, that is, implied character weights rather than equal weights (see Methods for justification of implied weights), and more comprehensive taxon sampling, that is, including extinct and extant taxa rather than extant alone.