Sentence examples for increasingly justifiable from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the benefits provided by mesquite are not as high as previously assumed, and with rising costs associated with spreading invasions, management interventions to reduce the extent and density of mesquite are becoming increasingly justifiable.

The mission of researching common good and its foundations as a mission of futures studies is increasingly justifiable in the current realities of the societies influenced by prolific complexity, alienation, instability and indifference.

Moreover, there was reluctance by the clinical team to continue enrolment into a trial with a compromised intervention strategy and a concern that adoption of the standard approach to fluid resuscitation was increasingly becoming the more justifiable approach.

In my personal opinion, justifiable conflicts are increasingly rare, and pacifists are better people than the rest of us anyway.

Like the Cuba embargo, Bassett said, the government's insistence on withholding information about extraterrestrial contact from the public seems increasingly anachronistic, and no longer justifiable as a national security concern.

This context fed into a psychology among England fans that functioned to both legitimize conflict and increasingly empower fans who felt it was justifiable to confront those other groups.

This context fed into a psychology among England fans that functioned to both legitimise conflict and increasingly empower fans who felt it was justifiable to confront those other groups.

The vast majority of the contemporary workers in artificial intelligence have concentrated on the development of increasingly complex programs for computers an activity that is justifiable, considering all that has been achieved.

The vast majority of the contemporary workers in artificial intelligence have concentrated on the development of increasingly complex programs for computers — an activity that is justifiable, considering all that has been achieved.

There are still justifiable cries of doom about the dismal and increasingly worrying state of local authority funding of the arts, but nevertheless the national settlement was way above expectations, and even some weeks later, there is bewilderment as to how it happened.

A few weeks ago, the subject of this column was theatre previews: what their function is and whether, with audiences increasingly tweeting and blogging their responses, it's still practical or justifiable to have a run of critic-free performances before press night.