Sentence examples for justification that the from inspiring English sources

He also complains with some justification that the park charges far too little.

Goldman claims, with some justification, that the S.E.C. is using "perfect hindsight" in bringing its case.

Critics also allege, probably with some justification, that the Modi administration will not run fair elections.

This new economic policy has the easy and honest justification that the world has changed.

They get to see for themselves the legal justification that the government is working from".

Oil companies complained, with some justification, that the rules, and Mr. Bloom's interpretations, were maddeningly arcane.

But Van Vechten insisted, with some justification, that "the influence, if one exists, flows from the other side".

They would say, for example, (with some justification) that the green jobs promised had yet to arrive.

Add to this the sort of self-justification that the late and unlamented Attorney General indulged in before Congress and with his own department.

The Rwandans argue - with some justification - that the interahamwe's presence as an active fighting force legitimises Rwanda's occupation of Congolese territory.

"There is a lot of speculation in Afghanistan ― and with good justification ― that the increase in violence can be linked to the U.S. confrontational attitude toward Pakistan," Vanda Felbab-Brown, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, told HuffPost. .