Sentence examples for justifiably be from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't appear there is so much pressure on the wholesale market that it can justifiably be used as threat of justifying price rises".

But here something went horribly wrong and MS Dhoni could justifiably be furious.

That may well be but she has some traits that could justifiably be described as model-like.

Such bookending means that the meat of the movie can justifiably be regarded as nostalgia, not indulgence.

It is a rare rich country that doesn't have a list of infrastructure needs that could justifiably be addressed in the best of times.

Taxpayers in a country whose banks were allowed to take on too much risk would justifiably be irked that they have no way of holding the supervisor accountable.

If I am a member of a government that makes the mistake of killing someone, then there can't justifiably be an accusation against me personally.

If Read had argued that African Americans knew where they stood under slavery and were well looked after, there would – justifiably – be outrage.

They had waited 23 years for this and, mainly for their performances in the games against Cameroon, Algeria and DR Congo, could justifiably be called the best team.

The E.U. and the I.M.F. can justifiably be criticized for not shooting down this idea, which went against legal precedent and economic logic.

Speaking on the eve of David Cameron's Commons statement on airstrikes against Isis, Gen Stanley McChrystal said defence infrastructure could justifiably be targeted by Britain's enemies.