Sentence examples for largely justify from inspiring English sources

Those are fantastic numbers that largely justify the media storm they have created.

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.

This is partly because he has so much confidence in his ability to respond to events as they happen a faith largely justified by his track record.

AS the original owner of a fuel-frugal 2007 Honda Fit that has largely justified my faith in it, I've long wanted to get behind the wheel of its even more environmentally friendly electric sibling, the 2013 Fit EV.

The United States largely justified the Mexican-American War, including the conquest of California and much of what is now the Southwest, by pointing to Mexico's failure to pay old tort claims and outstanding debts.

Maureen Moakley, the chair of the political-science department at the University of Rhode Island, and a prominent academic voice in the discussion of Providence's turnaround, told me that Cianci was largely justified in taking credit for the changes.

But the North Korean pledge did not alter the administration's resolve to move ahead with its missile defense program, which has been largely justified on the assumption that North Korea could have the ability to hit the United States with nuclear or chemical-tipped ballistic missiles by 2005, the official said.