Sentence examples for justifiable then from inspiring English sources

He said the premature eulogy for Mr. McCain over the summer — provided by Mr. Cook and many others — seemed justifiable then and was disproved when no other candidate could unite the conservative interest groups that traditionally help to deliver the Republican nomination.

If moral statements are justifiable, then they have a cognitive character in the sense that they are correct or not depending on how they fare in reasonable discourse.

Whether the relaxation of FEO is justifiable then hinges on what it does for the competitive success opportunities of the better off people and not at all on the impending benefits to worse-off types.

If failure to meet these outputs is justifiable, then it should be noted in the service certificate before payment is made.

Cullen added: "If they have made this decision and it's not a sporting decision, or justifiable decision, then they have to be held to account".

Researchers asked participants complex moral questions such as "Can murder ever be justified?" and then displayed, on a computer screen, alternative answers ("sometimes justifiable" or "never justifiable").

Of course, the justifiable counterterrorism mission then morphed into unnecessary and disastrous nation-building occupations in Iraq and Afghanistan against guerrilla fighters -- that is, long counterinsurgency wars that actually increased blowback terrorism.

It seems that quite a few of the hottest tech companies in the last five years have been the beneficiaries of lofty valuations, some of them not-so-justifiable, which were then later corrected after IPO.

He says that in remarking, "Sunday is the most popular day, and even among the Orthodox, people are choosing the date that's most popular," he did not intend to suggest that a bris could be postponed for the sake of holding a party at a convenient time -- but rather that if it had to be delayed on justifiable grounds, there might then be flexibility in scheduling.

If one considers that knowing them could help better manage cirrhotic patients, it would then be justifiable to speculate whether physicians could predict the history of liver cirrhosis on the basis of the spontaneous SRS presence by some means.

Most important, sufficient resources should be allocated by governmental agencies and industries to be able to perform a scientifically based risk assessment and then establish justifiable procedures for risk management.