Sentence examples for justification fails from inspiring English sources

As long as one has an account of why one of the conditions for noninferential justification fails, one is in a position to respond to the objection.

It is widely acknowledged that justification sometimes fails to transmit across known entailment (this acknowledgement dates back at least to Wright 1985).

Spinoza's argument, absent a justification of (14), fails to establish the possibility of God before asserting the necessity of God's existence.

Bobby's famous 17-minute, single-shot barf of self-justification also failed to move me.

The invasion was an arbitrary military action inspired by a series of lies upon lies and gross manipulation of the media and therefore of the public; an act intended to consolidate American military and economic control of the Middle East masquerading – as a last resort – all other justifications having failed to justify themselves – as liberation.

For Ajdukiewicz, that was a justification that transcendental idealism fails.

First, the justification for the ordinance fails to distinguish between moral wrongs that are legally actionable and those that are not.

It's hard to quantify how people experience privatisation, but the report does a great job demolishing its economic justification, demonstrating how it fails on its own terms – the IMF admits there's no evidence privatisation is more "efficient" than public ownership – and showing that it is riddled with corruption and legal grey areas.

It is effectively a check-list of all the failings Wenger's detractors believe, with justification, he has failed to address.

For in none of these cases s has justification for believing p, s knows that p entails q, and s fails to have justification for believing q.

Today his black supporters can claim, with some justification, that he failed to deliver.