Sentence examples for justifiably identify from inspiring English sources
Even so, it seems that he can justifiably identify a different argument as a sound skeptical argument, namely, the dilemma offered above (Brueckner 2007).
Within a given theory, any entities that can play those roles fruitfully for the purposes at hand are justifiably identified with those notions — regardless of how well they comport with pre-theoretic intuitions.
Women today might justifiably object to being identified as painters of a specific sex, but in the mid-19th century it was rare for a woman to enter the bohemian art world and be taken seriously.
The Schwarze Schar bikers identify themselves as 1%ers; a reference to the outlaw bike gangs that, whether justifiably or not, scared America shitless back in the 50s and 60s.
Whilst the recently identified melanopsin-expressing pRGCs are justifiably attracting considerable attention, our findings emphasize the need to consider the role of all classes of photoreceptor in irradiance detection tasks.
If higher concentration standards have negative reactions that are identified as outliers, the outliers can still justifiably be excluded.
We propose a method of identifying a subset of the GLAS data which can justifiably be treated as a simple random sample in model-based biomass estimation.
One was that if the show's writers had wrapped up the story in that 13th episode, those same fans and critics would have complained — justifiably — that the season had been rushed and confusing and that the killer had been identified too abruptly.
Interventions lacking on either dimensions cannot justifiably discard informed consent in the name of public interests.
