Sentence examples for legitimate to point from inspiring English sources

It's perfectly legitimate to point out to young people new to the workforce that if you're calling in sick, actually calling in is pretty standard.

But it is legitimate to point out that the Crown Office was urged from the beginning to make contact with the Libyan lawyers at Zurich or elsewhere at least to discuss the matter.

"Where there are differential crime rates between nationalities, it is perfectly legitimate to point this out and to discuss it in the public sphere and I shall continue to do so.

She mentions them only in passing, and shows no curiosity about a different formulation of the struggle (though it would be legitimate to point out that white women with influential husbands could take risks impossible for others).

Remember that if a caller is trying to draw your attention to the number on your phone display, it's very unlikely the call is genuine as there is no legitimate reason to point it out".

If it is legitimate for President Bush to claim that toppling Saddam Hussein was a blow to terrorism, then surely it is legitimate for John Kerry to point out that since we invaded Iraq, we are less safe.

They warned that life outside the single currency would be no bed of roses, and it is entirely legitimate of them to point out that even with the luxury of an independent monetary policy, Britain has just been through its worst post-war recession, and has yet to recover from it.

"If it's legitimate for a pornographer to buy a national newspaper, then it's legitimate for another newspaper to point out what's happening". said Mr. Hitchens, the columnist, who now writes for The Mail on Sunday -- the Sunday version of The Daily Mail.

Similarly, it is legitimate for Mr. Romney to point to the failings of "labor bosses" or "labor stooges".

First, while the proportion variance in recruitment explained by the annual mean recruitment is, by definition, unity, it is legitimate to use this point in the analysis because under the null hypothesis that there is no relationship between the size of inbreeding depression, and the effect of the environment, this point still provides useful data.

Hyperlinks in more than 70%% of the remaining phishing webpages (excluding the webpages which contain the no link and null link in the source code) have pointed to another domain (threshold is 36%%) while hyperlinks in only 1.48%% of legitimate webpages pointed to the foreign domain.