Sentence examples for extra justification from inspiring English sources

Black and Scholes invented their equation in 1973; Robert Merton supplied extra justification soon after.

But for those of us looking for just that little extra justification to go easy on the dusting - and the price point to indulge - a little economic rebalancing doesn't hurt.

The type of care and follow-up given during a clinical trial is likely to improve sleep in mild insomnia, and is an extra justification of the need for placebo-controlled trials.

Now you have extra justification for taking a holiday road-trip every year!

At the Project Syndicate, Santiago Zabala favors a Protagorean answer: philosophy cannot legitimate politics — if legitimation is conceived of as providing an extra-political justification for our social arrangements.

In the larger global world, itself increasingly terrorized, militarized, and extra-legalized, the justification for such an attitude is: let the violent local tribes fight it out in the Balkans.

While explicitly calling out neither Ghani nor Abdullah, the US secretary of state, John Kerry, said he viewed "protests and suggestions of a 'parallel government' with the gravest concern", and added that there was no justification for "extra-constitutional measures or threats of the same" – indicating a particular concern with Abdullah's next moves in the unfolding crisis.

"There's an extra layer of resistance, or justification, when you are dealing with an institution that has a religious basis for being opposed to same-sex marriage," she said.

Mr. Duffy, the spokesman, said there were several justifications for the extra $6 million, including the work placed on the agency by the creation of the Department of Homeland Security and by Congressionally imposed raises that went beyond what the administration had sought.

— have for some time been demanding to see the official justification for the extra-judicial killing of an American.

In addition, the introduction of HIV activities allowed the justification to program managers of extra resources that were in fact already needed (e.g. an extra doctor, extra laboratory resources).