Sentence examples similar to justifiably merits from inspiring English sources
More immediately, what is needed are hundreds more immigration judges to deal with a historically high backlog of around 800,000 cases, to determine which should be justifiably regarded as meriting asylum.
Some authors criticize its in their view unjustified or excessively radical rejection of merit: The egalitarian thesis of desert only being justifiably acknowledged if it involves desert "all the way down" (Nozick 1974, p. 225) not only destroys the classical, everyday principle of desert, since everything has a basis that we ourselves have not created.
Arsenal were justifiably unimpressed but leaving aside whether or not Van Persie deserved to be booked, surely kicking the ball away like that did not merit a red card.
He felt justifiably proud.
Doctors were justifiably squeamish.
Aswany is justifiably proud.
Chelsea merited this success, even if it was squeezed out late and with the visitors, disrupted by the thigh injury which forced their debutant, André Ayew, from the fray, justifiably bemoaning the leniency of the officialdom.
