Sentence examples for justify expected from inspiring English sources

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But those concerns do not justify expecting the American people to act as defenders of last resort for Germany and Europe.

Although Google is growing quickly today, it will have to continue doing so for many years to justify its expected elephantine market value, which analysts say could range from $25 billion to $40 billion, depending on investor demand.

The chance of deflation is rising, Mr. Rosenberg said, and stock prices can't be justified by expected earnings or economic growth.

It may be a terrific product, says Lawrence Haverty, a managing director at State Street Research in Boston, but the value that investors are putting on Sirius and XM Radio is hard to justify.Sirius expects to have 1m customers by the end of 2004.

Jada would have been justified in expecting sympathy from her peers.

The international community will be justified in expecting real reforms and genuine change in return for its continued support.

"The public are understandably angry about a major systemic failure in an area where they are justified in expecting the highest standards," it said.

We should feel fully justified in expecting something more thoughtful from our candidates than a pre-packaged position on Elian or the Stars and Bars.

The families are entirely justified in expecting, before very much longer, the day in court for which they have waited for more than a quarter of a century.

"I think the taxpayers are justified in expecting that the state will contribute when their kids need this kind of help and the health insurance won't cover it," he said.