Sentence examples for less to justify from inspiring English sources

(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".

However, some of Kelly's proposals are less easy to justify.

It's easy to call someone a fascist; less easy to justify that abuse in historically accurate terms.

Our modern equivalent, the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award, has never been under less pressure to justify its existence.

Foreign courts are less apt to justify their decisions with citations to cases from a nation unpopular with their domestic audience.

The Cinderella glass slippers and bags with gold Disney-style ornamentation were less easy to justify in a grownup woman's wardrobe but, perhaps, proved irresistible.

This is not, by itself, enough to prove that Mr Hatley passed over Mr Hithon because he is a racist, much less enough to justify $1.3m (including $300,000 for "mental anguish").

Hinkley is being touted as a vital energy project, but its status as a prized private sector investment, relying on the support of politicians in China, is less easy to justify.

The quantisation of the inspiration period is less easy to justify in the Cherry case.

The analysis reveals that ever-married women who are urban dwellers are less likely to justify wife-beating relative to their rural counterparts.