Sentence examples for fairly justifiable from inspiring English sources

Other people have a fairly justifiable worry".

"It is a fairly justifiable step given that the politicians are doing nothing to stop the public debt from mounting," said Richard Jerram, an economist with ING Barings here.

Howard Archer, chief economist of Global Insight, said: "This has gone further than we thought, but it is fairly justifiable and shows just how worried the Bank of England is about the economy and the possibility of a deep and long lasting recession.

Judging by the information provided in Thomson's account, it seems that Darwin acted in a fairly justifiable manner, considering the fact that he was still upset with Grant for taking credit for a discovery he had made.

Pretty justifiable choice, right?

It said it planned to set up "a compensation scheme with a view to dealing with justifiable claims fairly and efficiently," a plan that could cost it millions of pounds.

The publisher says it is going to set up a compensation scheme, to deal with "justifiable claims" fairly and efficiently.

Victims will be fairly heard to complain of injustice with justifiable feelings in terms that may make calling the law 'a[n] ass' seem wholly charitable..."...

19) and Haydn's Symphony No. 104 in D. Thankfully no one quieted anyone, and no one could fairly argue with the warm reaction, full of justifiable pride and joy in a stage full of talented young performers.

Her family were devastated financially and otherwise by her father's ruthlessness and she has every right to be angry that guys like Belfort get to profit from their life stories while their victims wait in vain to be fairly compensated for their losses, but this is justifiable anger that is sadly misplaced.

Since I view a fairly decent economic outcome as the mostly likely scenario, I am sticking with my assessment that Obama is a justifiable favorite.