Sentence examples for justified not from inspiring English sources

The publication is justified not by Wallace's later literary accomplishments but by the high quality of his philosophical thinking.

Myles Brand, the president of the N.C.A.A., justified not canceling the tournament in the name of maintaining normalcy.

Some have justified not being open because of fear of adverse consequences for them or their employer, such as litigation.

In this view, the "limited paternalism" of the decision was justified not on moral grounds, but to protect the market from irrational behavior like Mrs. Williams's.

The lasting achievement of Romantic theory is its recognition that artistic creations are justified, not by their promotion of virtue, but by their own coherence and intensity.

Her ambivalence turned out to be justified: not long after, she said, Pace "poached" one of her most prominent artists, Yoshitomo Nara.

It is being justified not on cost grounds, however, but on the basis that it would stop duplication of funding for transport provision.

She thought the experience would look good on my college applications.I always justified not volunteering by figuring that my actual time was worth less to the charity than the monetary value of my time.

So in 1917, the socialist revolution was justified not so much by the teleology of history as by the – fairly indisputable – fact that the workers of St Petersburg and Moscow wanted it.

Before we do, we must make clear to the world, especially the Islamic world, that American use of force is justified -- not because the Taliban government of Afghanistan has demanded evidence but in the interest of our own national security.

Regardless of where you may fall on the justified/not justified spectrum, there's no getting around the fact that he pulled the trigger, and because of that, someone died.