Sentence examples for justified change from inspiring English sources

One important and amply justified change in DSM-5 concerns the diagnosis of bipolar II disorder.

Machine intelligence teaches back to the human the reasons why things happen or will happen, arming users with the ability to make quick and justified changes in strategy.

In their groups, the students proposed and justified changes they would make to their method of launching their plane to optimize goal attainment (i.e., maximum flight time).

What the Bible does say is that when committed activists push for justified social change, resistance is futile.

Only the people who live in a country are morally qualified to make this kind of trade-off about what sacrifices they think are justified to change (or keep) their form of government, given the likelihood that they will pay 99% of the sacrifice.

They can be altered prior to undertaking a review if such a change is justified by changing the default settings in the Eco Evidence desktop analysis software (e.g., Grove and others 2012).

And they're justified: they are helping change American agriculture by supporting local farmers instead of agribusiness.

The administration should rethink this, but it maintains that the change is justified by modern job conditions and would deprive only 640,000 white-collar workers of overtime.

At the same time, it is possible for unbelievers to have profound and justified reservations about a change in the law.

The central government seems to acknowledge that much dissatisfaction is justified: against wrenching economic change, and against harassment from local cadres.

But Branston, who left Torquay in the summer that Ling took over, says the managerial change was justified: "Unfortunately for Ling he lost his job because the team wasn't winning football matches.