Sentence examples for justification for existence from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it has no rational justification for existence, except that it is, from the purely pictorial standpoint, probably the finest urban silhouette on a great scale one can behold anywhere in the world.

Isn't the alternative space, by definition, where the possibility of failure is written into the mandate, and where a record for risking failure is not only a gauge of institutional success but also the justification for existence?

OK, the reassuring part: as a card-carrying model-building economist, my justification for existence relies on the belief that the issues and fundamental stories in economics are fairly stable over time.

Yet, its only justification for existence ceased when the Spanish lost the battle of Manila Bay.

And that, for all the European lack of interest, would seem to be a fair justification for the existence of the Club World Cup.

Secondly, and is illustrated by the weakness of Hick's own discussion (1977, 309 17), a soul-making theodicy provides no justification for the existence of any animal pain, let alone for a world where predation is not only present but a major feature of non-human animal life, and has been so for millions of years.

Once the danger had passed, it lost the only justification for its existence.

If the purpose of the Museum is solely to exhibit Wright, the interior has magnificent justification for its existence.

There is no justification for the existence of a privatised system of dispute settlement that is neither transparent nor accountable.

Given their inability to deliver a great deal politicians have to provide some other justification for their existence, and entertainment is often a proxy.

I find it easier to have a disconnection... the only justification for our existence is we act on behalf of the citizen, not the powerful.