We have too many people legitimately asking for our attention every day.
When the F.B.I. objected that the suspects might spot the rigged cables, the Court agreed that it could legitimately ask the telephone company for its technical help and "facilities".
For instance, one could legitimately ask: to what degree is African-American support of the president motivated by racial pride, and when does that pride cross over into prejudice?
So why, one might legitimately ask, have so few bankers gone to jail for their part in the financial crisis?It is now almost five years since the world's financial system was brought to its knees and had to be bailed out by taxpayers at a cost of billions.
However, in neither case does extrapolation increase the weak order of the variance beyond one.Thus one can legitimately ask whether our approach offers any advantage over, for example, the TTTL method, which has weak order two in both the moments and the variance.
Following on many of the above considerations about the grounding of reason in revelation, and struck more generally by what might be described as a 'faith-seeks-understanding' methodology, one may legitimately ask: In spite of his own defense of, call for and engagement with reason, is reason really the hallmark of Saadya's world-view?
But our customers will legitimately ask - 'This is all well and good but what does it mean for me?
— was one no moral nation could legitimately ask.
Lorne Michaels has been running NBC's "Saturday Night Live" for so long that when he is asked about the impact the writers' strike had on his show, he can legitimately ask: Which one?
One of the great privileges of being a journalist is that you can legitimately ask anyone anything.
