Sentence examples for justifiable of from inspiring English sources

Justifiable of course, but still … bold.

Apart from the difficulties of data collection in conflict zones should be added the fear, often justifiable, of providing information which could be misused in the future.

O'Neal's ouster may yet prove the least painful and most justifiable of all the changes that Merrill will go through in the foreseeable future, as it comes to grips with already announced losses of nearly $8 billion and what will surely be an additional staggering downdraft for the final quarter of 2007.

Doxastic venture models of faith and epistemic concern Doxastic venture in favour of faith-propositions can be justifiable, of course, only if there are legitimate exceptions to the evidentialist requirement to take a proposition to be true just to the extent of its evidential support and only if the legitimate exceptions include the kind of case involved in religious, theistic, faith-commitment.

One of the justifiable criticisms of journalists is that they spend all their time writing and talking about what others do, while doing little themselves.

We highlight a number of arguments motivating a need and justifiable relevance of higher type of information granules.

The real threat of terrorism and the justifiable fear of it lie not in the quantity of terrorist acts but in their scope and potential.

Her husband is played by Bertie Carvel, and that might lead to a certain justifiable sense of mistrust – two of his most brilliantly notable recent roles have been Jonathan Strange and Nick Clegg.

The best moments in the book, indeed, have a Yossarian feel to them, echoing the justifiable cowardice of the hero of Heller's masterpiece.

Yet for all of Rosen's justifiable praise of Tsypkin's literary originality, he neglects to mention the equally "brilliant" and "extraordinary" English translation.

Both unleashed a wave of tabloid sanctimony which couldn't quite conceal the justifiable distaste of a large swathe of the population.