Sentence examples for justification noted from inspiring English sources

The equivocal nature of dubious genes was witnessed by narrow phylogenetic distribution, poor and seemingly random sequence conservation, and weak computational justification noted in the original genome submission (see Methods).

The governor has repeatedly cited the November attacks in Paris as justification, noting that a passport found near one of the suicide bombers had been registered along the route asylum seekers from Syria were taking through Europe.

Answers varied widely in level of detail and justification, and we note the prevalence of the most commonly presented ideas.

Williams acknowledges that racial bias still exists, but he noted, with some justification, that it's now as evident in uncovered jurisdictions (i.e., the rest of the country) as in the South.

As noted earlier, the justification for those cuts is that they will lead to job creation, investments and the potential for wage increases.

More justifications for extreme measures, Mayer noted, produced a kind of inverted legal and moral paradigm:> We won't torture except when we will torture it's a legal problem.

More justifications for extreme measures, Mayer noted, produced a kind of inverted legal and moral paradigm: We won't torture except when we will torture — it's a legal problem.

She noted that "California's justification is no pretext" because crime statistics showed that recidivism was a serious problem.

He said there is no conceivable justification for withholding the data, but noted that logic "never seems to be a stumbling block for obstruction by the NYPD".

Many readers remain unconvinced by the cast and crew's justifications, and others note that Faramir was rendered too much like Boromir and thus the contrast between the two was severely weakened.

This excuse, as Sweden's foreign minister tartly noted, recalled Hitler's justifications of Nazi invasions.