Sentence examples for make a justifiable from inspiring English sources

But he did make a justifiable claim to be ahead in personalised communications: not just the walkie-talkie, but the pager and the cordless telephone.

Will LeBron make a justifiable case that he deserves to stand alongside Jordan?

At least one recent publication states that Liénor might make a justifiable claim to being the romance's true hero.

But if you have your character make a justifiable, though flawed, decision in response to a threat, your reader will be more willing to believe and root for that character.

LG 9.45pm, Pleasance Dome (until 28 August Last yearr, the Pretend Men's award-winning Police Cops appeared on the fringe listed under theatre, and made a justifiable splash for its high-octane, lo-fi, wall-of-silly spoof of US police drama conventions.

I agree with you over the lack of clarity in what 1Xtra's power list refers to, but with these imprecise parameters, Sheeran's achievements – a US chart-topping album, selling out Madison Square Garden, 10 million Twitter followers – make him a justifiable No 1.

Firstly, deliberations about when and why it was justifiable to make a decision on involuntary treatment in a specific case.

Of the respondents, 50.8% reported it true/mostly true that on some occasions it is justifiable to make a cancer treatment decision based on a patient's chronological age.

Part of what makes us mathematicians is the understanding that claims must be justified and justifiable: if we make a claim in an instructional context, we must be able to back it up.

Mates concluded, following Sextus Empiricus, that human beings cannot make any justifiable assertions about anything other than their own sense experiences.

"[My father] was concerned that I would never be able to make a living at this kind of thing – it was a justifiable concern," he said.