So, while no one was looking, medical chroniclers grew sloppy.Today's big global-health donors would, justifiably, like a little auditing of the data.
BAMcinématek's slyly conceived retrospective, which runs through May 23, features films that were widely hooted at their premiere screenings, several of them quite justifiably (like Tony Richardson's ludicrous "Mademoiselle" on May 21), but many others received that treatment just because they didn't conform to expectations.
Moreover, government workers justifiably feel like scapegoats for politicians eager to balance budgets.
So, at a justifiably heady moment like this for Wickmayer and Oudin, it is best to speak in terms of "if," not "will".
If more of the films I loved came from the studio system than elsewhere, if I had a pronounced passion for French cinema and film noir, if I found room for a trio of inside Hollywood films ("Bombshell," "Singin' In the Rain" and "Sunset Boulevard") but somehow left off justifiably popular items like "Star Wars" that I truly enjoyed, it would just have to be that way.
That may well be but she has some traits that could justifiably be described as model-like.
Having spent years negotiating on behalf of celebrity clients, Howard was justifiably proud of his pitbull-like style as a negotiator.
Since GOTO-like commands fell justifiably out of favour several decades ago [ 9], you might believe that spaghetti code is a thing of the past.
What was described as great then was great when I tried it over recent months, and the restaurant's fans would justifiably squawk if something like the casunziei, a dish of house-made ravioli, disappeared.
She might, justifiably, have forgone distractions like me, but she had her cell phone with her, and though it was a weekend morning some industrious person in the Cambridge news office had reached Sahakian in her hotel room, after she got out of the shower and before she had to rush to the first session.
That's why they are launching their products, and that's why they are being justifiably criticized by people like David Recordon, who says this is not real data portability.
