Sentence examples for justify from from inspiring English sources

And although it would certainly be in Megabus's interest as (to my mind) the clearly inferior* bus line to break up its stronger competitor, it seems hard to justify from a traveller's perspective.

Moreover, the loose criteria that the office of air and radiation suggested for assessing emissions targets had "no relationship with air quality and are hard to justify from a legal perspective," the general counsel's office stated.

The environmental agency again and again questions the legality of many department proposals, saying they lack "a solid legal rationale" and "are hard to justify from a legal perspective".

Sometimes, this opposition is taken to an extent which may be difficult to justify from a consequentialist perspective.

As is well established, the form of the loss operator is simple to justify from the underlying physics for only a few values of y.

TiPd0.2 or Ta do not corrode that much slower than steel in order to justify, from the viewpoints of technical properties and economy to prefer them to steel as container material for final disposal of nuclear waste.

The new law differentiating commercial and residential property could be justified from a rights based perspective.

"Of utmost importance is that where CT is used, it is only used where fully justified from a clinical perspective".

But 3G found plenty more to trim, as it applied its "zero-based budgeting" approach, in which all spending must be justified from first principles each year.

"This may well be the year where significant investments in energy efficiency can be justified from a financial standpoint," Mr. Wilson said.

This indiscriminate warfare can, given enough bad will, be justified from passages in the Koran, just as the Catholic church's Inquisition could justify itself by quoting from the Gospels.