Sentence examples for justified largely from inspiring English sources

That's rich for the sector, though justified largely by the target's above-average growth and profitability.

These are justified largely by arguing that another terrorist attack or financial crisis would be unimaginably damaging.

Early treatises on privacy appeared with the development of privacy protection in American law from the 1890's onward, and privacy protection was justified largely on moral grounds.

The death penalty was justified largely on claims that his design for Norway was for it to be, at best, a vassal state under Germany.

It was always American self-confidence, justified largely by the examples we set regarding the treatment of our people and, during our grander historical moments, other people, on which our leadership depended.

The United States will present a legal case before expanding them into Syria, U.S. officials said, justifying them largely on the basis of defending Iraq from militants who have taken shelter in neighboring Syria during its three-year civil war.

But his egomania was largely justified.

Far from defending her colleagues, Byrne says such criticism was largely justified.

It was all largely justified in the name of scientific charting.

When Wilson resigned at 60, he looked well over 70 and suffered from paranoia that was largely justified.

NEW YORK — The criticism of the average man, that Wall Street acts "without reason," seems largely justified by the recent position of affairs here.