Sentence examples for increasingly justified from inspiring English sources
The phrase "increasingly justified" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe how a certain action or decision is becoming more and more justifiable or reasonable over time. Example: As the evidence against the suspect mounted, the prosecutor's decision to pursue charges against him became increasingly justified to the public.
And such opposition now looks increasingly justified.
Universal healthcare, free at the point of need and funded through general taxation, is cost-effective, increasingly justified by evidence, and morally right.
The company was valued at $11 billion in its previous financing round, and as it continues to look more and more valuable to advertisers, these updates increasingly make sense and that valuation looks increasingly justified.
In our view the decision to fix the ulnar styloid is increasingly justified if the ulnar styloid is displaced in a radial direction (detaching the ulno-radial ligament) than in axial, distal direction (detaching the ulno-triquetral collateral ligament).
And while the Globetrotters' comparison between themselves and Golden State is (theoretically) a joke, it's becoming increasingly justified with every win the Warriors rack up -- after all, the boys in blue and gold are certainly making the rest of the NBA look like the Washington Generals, the team that the Globetrotters routinely routed, night in and night out, for decades.
The plea for closer monitoring of IBD patients seems increasingly justified as our understanding evolves to acknowledge that patients' clinical symptoms may reflect the tip of the iceberg of underlying incessant inflammation and consequent future bowel damage.
The industries, headed up by the lobbyist powerhouses of the RIAA and MPAA, claim their increasingly controversial actions are justified, citing billions of dollars in yearly losses and hundreds of thousands of jobs at stake.
What makes justified beliefs justified?
However, what makes the publication of the poem significant is that it expresses a sense of anger against Israel that – justified or not – many Germans seem increasingly to share.
Refined risk assessment for environmentally critical but heatedly justified PPPs in particular is becoming increasingly complex.
This view of dissent and justified civil disobedience aligns with an increasingly common perception that our responsibilities as citizens go well beyond any obligation to follow the law.
