Sentence examples for justifiably conclude from inspiring English sources
We can justifiably conclude, for example, that we saw a vase and not some vase-like illusion because after the initial perception we then confirmed that what we saw does really hold water, as we expected and wished (iṣṭa).
When even the most moderate legislation on guns faces a filibuster in the Senate and won't be brought up for a vote in the House, practical people can justifiably conclude that arguing about the issue further is a futile academic exercise.
Together, these results led the authors to justifiably conclude that "most telomere elongation occurs postreprogramming"[9].
These studies, which used the best technology available at the time, justifiably concluded that Tat-SF1 was a likely cofactor for Tat transactivation in vitro and in vivo.
Against the background of power abuse in this century, it can be justifiably concluded that human rights declarations, despite their best intentions, have not achieved as much as desired to guarantee widespread access to even the most basic requirements for a decent human existence.
Who could justifiably complain were he to conclude that this life is not for him?
We conclude therefore that homeopathy can justifiably be considered a complex intervention.
While noting that Sargent was on good personal terms with his many Jewish patrons, she concluded that he "can justifiably be accused of gross cultural blindness and insensitivity".
Schmitt concludes, "Targeted Killing in International Law is not just a major contribution to the legal literature, it has justifiably emerged as the premier work on the subject".
