Sentence examples for later justified from inspiring English sources

He later justified his action, Charlotte Gere writes, on the ground that collectors must be ruthless.

But she and other Jewish neighbors later justified the burning of the nearby Arab house.

But the Kirchners later justified it as a way of discouraging commodity exports in favour of manufacturing.

Byron himself later justified his most controversial long work, Don Juan, in terms of his sexual experience.

Health Minister Caroline Flint later justified this move on the grounds that consultation had shown hybrids to be unpopular.

The city makes advances, essentially blank checks, to the companies based on their forecasts, which are later justified by invoices.

But did the music that Liszt wrote in Weimar and later justify his persistent faith in his own creative genius?

Kaus, for example, quotes the normally sensible (if philosophically conservative) Ross Douthat's fear that Obama deliberately is using the stimulus to raise the baseline of government spending, so that his Administration can then use that higher level of spending to later justify tax increases on the middle class.

And so Bishop joined the coup's many enthusiastic supporters, writing to friends back home that "the reactions have been really popular, thank goodness," and later justifying "the suspension of rights, dismissing lots of Congress, etc".

Later, he justified his brusqueness to the happy cheese eaters: "One day," he said, "you'll trust me".

In the view of most historians, the great social reforms accomplished by later governments justified the Mexican Revolution's decade of violence.