Sentence examples for is somewhat justified from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a limited extent or degree.
- The crowd was somewhat larger than expected, perhaps due to the good weather.
Though, really, that suspicion is somewhat justified by the horrific history of the Soviet Union.
Now, an informal house-to-house New York Times survey of three representative square blocks where the Census Bureau said vacancies had increased and the population had declined since 2000 suggests that the city's outrage is somewhat justified.
The assumption of 2D network is somewhat justified for applications where wireless devices are deployed on earth surface and where the height of the network is much smaller than the transmission radius of a node.
"Fear is somewhat justified because it's happened".
Furthermore the selected data sets have a certain bias towards obesity-induced T2DM what is somewhat justified since obesity is a major risk factor.
Given the ongoing controversy surrounding DBPs and adverse pregnancy outcomes, especially regarding associated BDs, a precautionary approach to DBP exposure during pregnancy is somewhat justified.
He said six umpires have been fined this season and believed that only one fine was "somewhat justified".
Even the bikinis in beach volleyball can be somewhat justified on grounds of functionality (it is easier to clear sand from a two-piece outfit than a one-piece).
And for once - because it's been four years and I'm still smarting that Celebrity Shark Bait didn't graphically show a shark actually eating a celebrity - we were presented with a show that was somewhat justified in its use of celebrities.
A few months after September 11th, one startling poll found that one in three Italians thought the felling of the twin towers had been "somewhat justified".Spain's conservative prime minister, Jose Maria Aznar, has himself survived a car-bomb attack by Basque separatists, and keenly backs Mr Bush's war on terror.
My skepticism turned out to be somewhat justified.
