Sentence examples for justifiably high from inspiring English sources

The answer is Uber, and the price for data products that could immediately help determine the optimal Parisian public transit investments would be (justifiably) high.

It is an opportunity for both sides to recover our bearings and for the U.S.-Japan relationship to meet the justifiably high expectations that those in both countries hold for it, and from which Asia and America will benefit.

"It is a brilliant charity which has a justifiably high reputation for the quality of support it gives and we are very concerned about the position of our 10,000 clients nationally, and of our dedicated and highly professional staff".

Hopes for them remain justifiably high.

It charges justifiably high CPMs, and is going to IPO, because its ads appear at the perfect time.

Expectations were justifiably high because Venezuela fielded a talented lineup led by the Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera, last season's American League Most Valuable Player.

Hurricane Maria is justifiably the reason for high alert.

The ticket price is justifiably higher for foreigners and I don't have a problem with paying the extra but the clerk accidentally sold me a resident ticket.

Put these two trends together technology and capitalism and you get faster growth and justifiably higher P/Es.

New drugs and gene therapies designed to treat cancer, rare diseases, etc. are justifiably commanding high prices.

"I think the stock can justifiably sell at high levels". He would just be more comfortable with it, he said, if it were selling for less than $70.