Sentence examples for is partly justified from inspiring English sources

The bullishness is partly justified.

Its continuing hostility is partly justified and entirely understandable, notwithstanding the Europeans' record-breaking display of righteous indignation (and that was a record which took some beating).

This is partly justified by poorer health; Scotsmen die on average when 76.6 years old, 2.3 years younger than the UK average; the figure for Glaswegian men is the lowest of any UK council area at 72.6 years.

In emerging economies, too, the call for budget loosening seems to be falling on deaf ears, although high commodity prices and better economic management mean that countries such as China, Russia and even Mexico have plenty of room to loosen their budgets.This scepticism is partly justified by the economic fundamentals.

Reading the translation of the myth of Myrrha by Dryden as a comment on the political scene, states Lee, is partly justified by the characterization done by the historian Julian Hoppit on the events of the revolution of 1688: To most a monarch was God's earthly representative, chosen by Him for the benefit of His people.

A concern about such IVD tests is compensating for their high cost, which is partly justified by the stringent standards set for the production of stable reagents.

That criticism was partly justified.

(The Hartlepool circus suggests that this paranoia may be partly justified).

Those who back the decision say it was partly justified as Khartoum was siphoning off some of the oil.

Alarm about a more active role for the government in the economy turned out to be partly justified.

In a dance to Radiohead, the twitches can be partly justified as punctuation, acknowledgment of the beat.