Sentence examples for justification come from inspiring English sources

This assumption is tantamount to requiring that justification come in the form of ideas.

The justification comes fairly easily to him.

Third, epistemic justification comes in degrees, from weak to strong.

Logical justification comes to an end when we reach these laws.

Explanatory coherentism is supposed to make us understand where justification comes from.

With regard to every justified belief, B1, the question arises of where B1's justification comes from.

The justification comes from the causality correction of, which shows that a predictor sensitivity, which has been a priori designed (now by taking into account the additional uncertainty), does not significantly change, if the control law bandwidth (BW) is a posteriori chosen to be sufficiently wider than the predictor BW.

With this justification comes an assumption that an ordered categorical measurement will not be as accurate or desirable as the more preferable continuous measurement, but that the simplicity and cost-savings inherent in research implementations using ordered categorical metrics offsets the inaccuracies introduced by using a less than perfect measurement instrument.

This talk of 'sufficient reason' is intended to be consistent with the idea that in some cases, no reasons are needed to suffice for propositional justification that some justification comes 'for free', not dependent on the possession of any reasons at all.

"[P]eople feel that they cannot justify their actions to themselves, and the lack of justification comes from the difficulty people have in framing some forms of networking as motivated by a concern for other people versus a selfish concern," Casciaro explains in a UT release.

The latter justification comes directly from the Tegucigalpa / San Jose Accord, signed by negotiators from both sides of last year's crisis.