Sentence examples for found it justifiable from inspiring English sources

The National Family Health Survey found that 51% of Indian men and 54% of Indian women found it justifiable for a man to beat his wife.

"We can rail against that belief; we can find it completely justifiable.

Although partly justifiable as money-spinners, I still found it profoundly depressing that we had a whole wall of gross-out comedies and spoof horror films, while the literary classics section was afforded all of two feet of shelving space.

But we also find it wrong for the United States government in this case to overreach its state secrets privilege to shield alleged perpetrators of torture from justifiable investigation and possible prosecution.

When the federal government last published a full year's worth of data, it found 461 "justifiable homicides" by law enforcement for the entirety of 2013; at the current crude rate, the Guardian's count has law enforcement on track to kill 1,109 people in 2015.

Indeed, a previous study on bacteria found no justifiable reason for applying HKs when inferring intraspecies phylogenetic relationships, and it pointed out that the major concern when choosing candidate loci should rely on their genetic variability (Cooper and Feil 2006).

That's probably just as well -- McNulty would have found a justifiable reason to beat up Pornstache within 10 minutes of meeting him -- but there's a reason that "OITNB" became a hot commodity right out of the gate and it took a while for "The Wire's" genius to be recognized.

Yet it has often been found justifiable on economic or strategic grounds to construct a complete harbour on a relatively unsheltered coastline by enclosing an area with breakwaters built from the shore, with openings of minimum width for entry and exit of ships.

On the other hand, an individual may trace the hatred to a past injustice and hence find a justifiable source for it.

In their decision, seven judges on the court unanimously found the ban "justifiable in principle" because Belgium was trying to "respond to a practice that it considered to be incompatible" with social communication and human relations.

Reviewer Michael Vita found that was "justifiable".