Sentence examples for it may justify from inspiring English sources
The search for a deposit entails considerable risk, but once it is found, it may justify high levels of investment even without tax incentives.
The administration is debating whether Israeli intelligence on a Syrian weapons programme justified last month's airstrike on the country, and whether it may justify a change in American policy towards both Riyadh and Pyongyang.
It may justify the present level of the market, but it also means that the extra rewards from investing in shares rather than bonds could be lower in future than they have been in the past 70 years.
Moreover, it may justify the development of alternative quantitative assessment of tumour response using multiparametric or functional imaging tools.
It may justify the number of patients whose NRS was 10 at the beginning; however, this situation is expected to be similar in both groups and does not seem to influence the change in NRS during the observation time.
Still, it may justify all these incidents of a "peek-a-boo".
He also probed where in its privacy policy Uber details the "limited set of legitimate business uses" that it said may justify employees accessing riders' and drivers' data, including sensitive geolocation data.
In the longer term, Rosneft's privileged access to new production licences and likely acquisition of Yukos's remaining assets when it finally goes under, may justify its valuation.
Judging from the first four episodes of "UnREAL," a fictional series set behind the scenes of a show called "Everlasting," the job of a reality producer is, however the participants may justify it, a grifter's game.
The site can try to charge higher CPMs by providing more information about viewer demographics, to help advertisers target their ads, or by claiming that it has cachet that may justify a premium for brand-building advertisers.
Those had seemed to allow the admissibility of physical evidence found as a result of statements made by defendants before they had heard the Miranda warning.In the peculiar circumstances of Mr Patane's case that he told the arresting detective he already knew his rights—it may seem justified that the gun should be admissible.
