Sentence examples for good justifying from inspiring English sources

The fact that smoking a cigarette is pleasurable is a perfectly real, perfectly good justifying reason to smoke insofar as smoking really is pleasurable.

The emphasis on the public good justifies further work and neglect of critics.

Oliver Stone's poisonous ode to the "the go, go "80s" hinges on Michael Douglas's bravura, Oscar-winning poftrayal of Gekko, seemingly a composite of Michael Milken and Ivan Boesky, whose mantra "greed is good" justifies any means to execute the big deal, including insider trading.

Emboldened by experiments in Texas and California, ministers believes that such students will achieve good results, justifying the move.

The nightly schedules are full of brightly lit reality dramas and comedies, driven by participants eager for screen time, and increasingly good at justifying their share.

The visitors' teenage flanker Sam Underhill was also looking good, amply justifying the increasing attention he is receiving on both sides of the Severn Bridge.

But defence employees in the town, like defence employees generally, have always been good at justifying what they do, both to themselves and others.

After all, the bikini Goop is touting is most offensive for its $45 price tag; good luck justifying that on a cost-per-wear basis in a chlorinated pool, even if your elimination diet has halved your weekly food bill.

Some have P/E multiples on the high side, but they mostly have good growth, justifying the loftier price tags.

Good luck justifying your salaries at your next shareholders' meeting.

Still, the company's fundamentals are simply too good to justify panic.