Sentence examples for legitimately lower from inspiring English sources

For example, Mr. Lax cannot legitimately lower the standards so as to make it the case that Sam is happy simply because he once, a long time ago, was happy for a very short period of time and, similarly, Mr. Stringent cannot require that Sam is happy only if it is logically impossible that Sam experience an unhappy moment.

That's because opposing currency manipulation isn't the same as trying to protect U.S. companies and workers from legitimately lower-cost foreign competitors.

For simplicity, we adopt this focus here, although we believe that the CR/SE distinction and parsing similar to that sketched in figure 1 are also legitimately applicable at lower (intragenomic) and higher (population, species, and possibly clade) levels.

Patients with a short life expectancy are legitimately not prescribed lipid-lowering medication.

The land in question had been sold legitimately, without recourse to a bribe, much less to mayoral intercession, at a lower price than Freitas had been prepared to pay.

"Half the foreign and defense policy establishment fears, legitimately, that the Big Terrible Thing is coming, whether in India-Pakistan, or in Asia or in lower Manhattan," Peggy Noonan, the Ronald Reagan loyalist who is supporting Mr. Bush, wrote last week.

Legitimately, too".

They're legitimately funny.

He wasn't legitimately sick.

The goal was legitimately scored.

"And I think completely legitimately".