Sentence examples for has justifiably from inspiring English sources

The climate accord approved in Paris over the weekend has, justifiably, been described as "historic".

The new strategy implemented in February 2012 has justifiably been well-received.

The weblog has justifiably been celebrated as a new publishing platform.

Harmony's bid for Gold Fields has justifiably made headlines, but for the industry it is really a sideshow.

While CLINT MATHIS has justifiably garnered headlines for his goal scoring, TAB RAMOS has been the nexus of the midfield.

This last line has justifiably been the subject of some mockery since it was released on Tuesday afternoon.

Vincent Kompany had justifiably insisted that if City scored first the dynamic would change.

But he probably also had another one: the team had justifiably been celebrating all night.

And unconditional rejection of such action is flatly inconsistent with the Coase framework that conservatives have justifiably celebrated.

He insists that there has been no "invasion" but that ethnic Russians in Estonia have justifiably taken up arms.

It succeeded all too well, drifting into chaotic, abstract realms where most rappers have justifiably feared to tread.