Sentence examples for it has justifiably from inspiring English sources

Schmitt concludes, "Targeted Killing in International Law is not just a major contribution to the legal literature, it has justifiably emerged as the premier work on the subject".

Its reputation has justifiably taken some hits over the last few months, but I would hate the paper to be only remembered in those terms," he said.

But there is also something about a Volvo that has justifiably earned it a reputation for being a cult car.

But it is the enthusiasm to protect government secrecy and shield it from scrutiny in court that has justifiably shocked many observers.

He nevertheless feels that the petralão scandal has justifiably prompted popular unrest, and that it marks an opportunity to reconsider the way parties and candidates should be funded.

Harmony's bid for Gold Fields has justifiably made headlines, but for the industry it is really a sideshow.

I'd love to see Kieran Hodgson's Lance grab the glory – it's been my standout show so far, although it may prove insufficiently novel for the panel, which in recent years has justifiably favoured the new over the excellent-but-conventional.

The climate accord approved in Paris over the weekend has, justifiably, been described as "historic".

The new strategy implemented in February 2012 has justifiably been well-received.

The weblog has justifiably been celebrated as a new publishing platform.

While CLINT MATHIS has justifiably garnered headlines for his goal scoring, TAB RAMOS has been the nexus of the midfield.