Sentence examples for invariably justified from inspiring English sources
These were mere pinpricks, however, amid a raft of other measures – almost invariably justified by the fight against terrorism – that turned Britain into one of the most surveilled states in the western world.
Views superficially similar, but unrelated to Hoyle's, are thus invariably justified with arguments from analogy.
As he passed each powerful potion around on a recent evening, Vasquez invariably justified it as being "good for the throat".
The cuts were invariably unexplained or justified.
"A decision to increase costs in one area, however justified, invariably has the effect of reducing something somewhere else".
What makes justified beliefs justified?
Economically justified, theologically justified, and monarchically justified.
4 In the analysis of month of birth, researchers have invariably assumed homogeneity within individual countries and have therefore felt justified in using averaged population statistics as controls.
Is such negativity justified?
