Sentence examples for less justify from inspiring English sources

Most consumers never offer a defense, and creditors win their lawsuits without having to offer proof of the debts, much less justify to a judge the huge interest charges and penalties they often tack on.

That's why some are actually open to swapping out most of Iran's enriched uranium: Although it would temporarily limit Iran's ready access to bomb material, implementing the deal would make it far more difficult for the West to inflict additional sanctions (much less justify Israeli bombing).

Bellow is no less justified in telling his story than anyone else and is entitled to write critically of his father.

The more counterexamples of apparently meaningful conditions that a principle entails lack meaning, the less justified the principle.

We show that the use of amino acid scales becomes increasingly less justified with increasing dominance of antibodies in a serum.

(Rarebit is actually a later folk-etymological coinage, and so has even less to justify it).

McCann was echoed by William Japp Sinclair, who roundly condemned the extended radical abdominal hysterectomies as "homicidal vivisections, which nothing hitherto advanced in their support appears to palliate, much less to justify".

Attacking Iraq now, they argue, would make this a preventive, not a pre-emptive, war, and hence less morally justified.

Mr Tenet's book would have had a better reception if he had spent less time justifying a phrase and more time explaining how to repair his damaged agency.

It certainly means the somewhat glib Harvard-educated lawyer has to spend less time justifying his liberal views on capital punishment and gun control to voters.One problem for the calculations of Messrs Kaine and Kilgore (and, for that matter, for those of Messrs Bush, Allen and Warner too) is the presence on the ballot of an independent state senator, Russell Potts.

Several important aspects of this theory make a great deal of sense to me, but other aspects seem less well justified.