The catalog of justifiable doubts is as thick as Blair's torso.
Curry and Ellis have since become friends, although justifiable doubts persist about their ability to be an effective backcourt.
There may also be justifiable doubts about whether one leader or CEO on his own can change the long-term course of his or her company.
There are justifiable doubts about the window dressing, like Greg Dyke's flawed Commission, but qualification for Brazil will help to ease the burden of negativity which prompts coaches to adopt a defensive mind-set.
I had justifiable doubts concerning this claim.
A mild summer, a cold winter, some leaked e-mail messages and some evident errors in climate change reports have created doubts, justifiable or not, about the urgency of controlling carbon emissions, he said.
Leaving aside that physical feat, Kennedy claimed the reason he still did nothing about reporting the case was that going through his mind were frenzied thoughts "whether the girl might still be alive somewhere out of that immediate area... whether there was some justifiable reason for me to doubt what had happened and to delay my report..."....
Quine doubts that the gloss is justifiable; scepticism about the theorizing, however, is not scepticism about the data.
The question of origins, however, is best left to anthropologists, who would no doubt develop a well-argued and justifiable theory about them.
And in her book Family Limitation, Sanger wrote that "no one can doubt that there are times when an abortion is justifiable but they will become unnecessary when care is taken to prevent conception.
