Sentence examples for it justifiably from inspiring English sources

Not only has it justifiably earned its reputation as "the best French restaurant east of the Suez Canal," it is also one of the most famous.

"Maybe I'd call it justifiably irrational," said Jerilyn Ross, the president of the Anxiety Disorders Association of America.

And by Edwards' logic, after years of theft, plunder, arson and murder suffered by innocent Missourians at the hands of Kansas Jayhawkers, they took it justifiably.

I take responsibility as governor and, again, the money will be reimbursed to the taxpayers of New Jersey as it justifiably and rightly should be".

The company dedicated its resources to cultivating new talent, but when that talent was developed, it justifiably pursued the many more lucrative opportunities elsewhere.

Mitt Romney has not endorsed a flat tax, and in 1996, when Steve Forbes, then a presidential candidate, floated one, Mr. Romney derided it — justifiably — as a "tax cut for fat cats".

Indeed, it's as much of a gem as its justifiably lauded A-side, Ghost Town.

Could it be, maybe, that XP is simply better than Vista (and that IT guys, justifiably paranoid they may be, have little to no incentive to change from XP to Vista)?

"It doesn't appear there is so much pressure on the wholesale market that it can justifiably be used as threat of justifying price rises".

The Iraqi government finds itself working at cross purposes with us on this issue because it is justifiably fearful that Sunni militias will turn on it should the Americans leave.

The Iraqi government finds itself working at cross-purposes with us on this issue because it is justifiably fearful that Sunni militias will turn on it should the Americans leave".Another reason for caution is that even if the Sunni change of heart keeps al-Qaeda off balance, jihadist attacks make up only one of those three Iraqi wars.