He played well, and with four 50s in his last seven Test innings, he can justifiably point to a significant upturn in form since the low points of the Ashes and the Sri Lanka series.
At the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) in Washington, DC this week, there will be -- justifiably -- much talk about the significant scientific advances in the fight against HIV/AIDS of the last two years, and how we cannot squander this unprecedented opportunity to break the back of the AIDS pandemic.
Investment in terms of cancer budgets will inevitably always be somewhat biased toward the most significant health problems, and probably justifiably so.
This is, however, justifiably criticised by Frank Lowes in his impressive and significant paper (Lowes, 2009) because the geometry and the physical interpretations are obscured by the algebra.
An intentionally or recklessly false, 2. Statement (words or actions that communicate), 3. Of a material (significant) fact, 4. That was justifiably relied upon, 5. Producing loss or injury.
System safety continues to exert a significant influence on complex systems design, and it can justifiably claim credit for introducing a disciplined approach to safety to the systems engineering process.
And they made significant contributions with the glove: Dwight's arm in right field was justifiably celebrated, and modern fielding statistics show Darrell had excellent range as a young third baseman.
If that turns out to be the case then the company will be able to claim – justifiably – that it is doing good (or at any rate, not being evil) without incurring any significant financial downside.
Many commentators justifiably question whether, despite a burgeoning black middle class and an African American president, the U.S. has made significant racial progress since the civil rights era.
