Sentence examples for justifiably established from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, these are valuable data in that they illustrate some of the complexities surrounding troponin, a justifiably established star of the new biomarker age, in the sphere of critical care.
"The Camry and the Accord have established, and justifiably so, such strong brand value, which means that you've got to have a really outstanding car".
Justifiably or not, Mr. Pataki has established enough of an air of inevitability to his re-election that nearly 2,000 New York City sanitation workers turned out in downtown Manhattan on Monday afternoon to chant, "Four more years," and endorse their first Republican for governor since Nelson Rockefeller.
Having established this pattern we can justifiably discount those sequences within the set from hair shaft as cases of contamination rather than as true mutations.
Many tools and methods well established in the social sciences can justifiably be adapted for use in research on environmental philosophy, giving the subject an empirical or even experimental turn.
The question is whether we're going toward a future in which China will justifiably be able to establish a legitimate sphere of influence in this neighborhood in an orderly fashion.
By the time Brazil established the Indian Protection Service in 1910, the Amazon's people were, as Hemming describes one group, "implacably hostile and justifiably suspicious of all whites".
Young kids baying for blood will make many justifiably uncomfortable.
"Her base regards her, quite justifiably, as a great heroine.
