Sentence examples for how justifiable from inspiring English sources

The gun debate grinds on because new restrictions are just that — restrictions — and no matter how justifiable and necessary they may be, opponents will rail that their freedom is being curtailed.

Negative emotions, no matter how justifiable, take their toll.

No matter how justifiable our claim, how can we throw a family out on the street and occupy their home?

As adults we are each responsible and accountable for what we create, promote, and allow in our lives and how our behavior affects others - no matter how justifiable we believe our attitudes and behaviors to be.

The adequacy of approaches depends on the specific benefit-harm question and on the amount and quality of data that determine how justifiable certain assumptions are.

How morally justifiable one believes this argument is depends a lot on how bad one believes Trump is for the country and the world, though a Third World War seems like it would be a steep price to pay for Neil Gorsuch.

Thus, the lesson of the NSA and its vast network of domestic spy partners is simply this: once you allow the government to start breaking the law, no matter how seemingly justifiable the reason, you relinquish the contract between you and the government which establishes that the government works for and obeys you, the citizen -- the employer -- the master.

How is this justifiable under European law?

"How is it justifiable that they were going to put Swartz in prison for 45 years?

JP: If there is a moral element to your philosophy and to your actions in government, how is it justifiable to make poor people poorer by, as in the case of parents with misbehaving children, taking away child benefit?

For if, as the Pew survey shows, twice as many Muslims in Britain as in the US regard suicide bombings against civilian targets as justifiable, how could these two groups be regarded as the same?