Sentence examples for justifying its existence from inspiring English sources

"I am a little concerned that Stanford, along with its peers, is now justifying its existence mostly in terms of what it can do for humanity and improve the world," he answered.

Halloween struggles most with justifying its existence.

He said he feared they could engage in tit-for-tat attacks, with each side justifying its existence in terms of the other.

The N.C.A.A. is a self-appointed bully, more interested in justifying its existence, and maximizing its revenue, than in bringing basic fairness to student athletes.

And a lender of last resort that never makes emergency loans has a much harder time justifying its existence.

"Men In Black 3" isn't a bad movie, but you may have a hard time justifying its existence.

In recent decades, the state has been pushed out of many activities by the Thatcherite counter-revolution, but it finds other ways to justify its existence, much of it admirable, some of it petty and pointless.

Although the development corporation merely adds a new layer of officialdom to an already overcrowded field, it must justify its existence by undertaking what appear to be tasks it is uniquely qualified to perform.

"So the government can only justify its existence if it can solve a problem like the rich-poor gap.

Reacting to the news of the restructuring, Aisha Dodwell, a campaigner at Global Justice, said that ASI remained a discredited company and that it would take "more than just a shuffling of the deck chairs" for it to justify its existence.

If CES can't justify its existence soon, it could be the next Comdex.