Sentence examples for justifiable take from inspiring English sources

Negative emotions, no matter how justifiable, take their toll.

It's soap-operatic dialogue, but a historically justifiable take on their relationship.

The bottled water companies claim it is justifiable to take these people's water.

Merkel said it was justifiable to take the chance of higher risks stemming from leveraging the EFSF and that failure to give the fund more firepower would be irresponsible.

He called it "a hugely sensible and justifiable move taken by the Bank of England:, adding: With the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme only just starting to kick in and interest rates likely to stay extremely low for some time to come, there is still substantial support to the housing market even in the absence of any further support from the FLS.

While the dropout mechanism for the Ca level (secondary response) corresponded to the missing at random (MAR) assumption (because whether patients dropped out or not depended only on their previously recorded Ca level), the MAR assumption for the PTH level (primary response) was not justifiable without taking into account the effect of the Ca level.

The earnest reformers in Rwanda also take justifiable pride in their accomplishments.

Steve Bruce, in stark contrast, could take justifiable pleasure in his team's point.

And the younger two will take justifiable pride in their achievements, and not merely mourn their less-perfect features.

The couple's marriage is stressed by their hand-to-mouth existence, but both take justifiable pride in their bright 14-year-old daughter, Jonatha Becca Ballengerr).

He should take justifiable pride in some of the aggressive steps his administration has taken to rescue the financial system and the broader economy.