Sentence examples for justifiable since from inspiring English sources

Prompting incapacity benefit claimants to consider their options is eminently justifiable, since some could indeed work.

Any way one chose to relieve them of their riches, short of violence, was sporting, if not morally justifiable, since they would only squander it in some tasteless and useless fashion, in any event.

The spasm of panic from the Giuliani camp seems justifiable, since he and Bloomberg could end up in a scramble over the votes of moderate Republicans, but at the top of the list of those who would not benefit from a Bloomberg candidacy has to be Hillary Clinton.

Arguing against the assumption that we can't judge people for things beyond their control, Williams points out that Gauguin's is a prime real-life case where doing the wrong thing abandoning your wife and children and betraying your friends—appears to be morally justifiable, since the art made was, as it happened, great.

That is justifiable, since neither has had enough time to implement radical change and both are limited to an extent.

Locke thinks this is justifiable since oppressed people will likely rebel anyway and those who are not oppressed will be unlikely to rebel.

Since diverging biological background assumptions are often all scientifically justifiable, and since the consequence of adopting one over the other might have an impact on the overall risk evaluation and therefore on decision making, the choice must imply extra-scientific considerations.

A 2010 review by The St . PetersburgTimes found that rates of justifiable homicide tripled since the law was passed and that "twice a week, on average, someone's killing was considered warranted".

Nicky Mackay received one of the least justifiable punishments yet since the new whip rules were introduced last October when getting a 10-day suspension for his winning ride aboard Stars In Your Eyes.

Findings of justifiable homicide have tripled since the law took force in 2005.

Homicides categorized as justifiable have nearly tripled since the law went into effect.