Sentence examples for making it justifiable from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, the docking experiment demonstrated that compound 9r formed extensive hydrophobic interactions with the receptor binding pocket, making it justifiable to further investigate the potential of becoming a GCGR antagonist.

The metaphor of igniting a fire powerfully reveals the perceptions of the risk that HIV positive people are perceived to pose to the community, making it justifiable and possibly even important to label, stereotype and separate the infected from the non-infected.

QUESTION FROM WATCHER IN NZ: ooh that was painful to hear him talk about his family and the car crash..felt real for a moment there RYAN LIZZA: OK, that makes it justifiable.

We really hate when we have to utter the phrase, 'we told you so', but it's times like these that make it justifiable.

In the long term EDC is likely to be cheaper (as skills in form development increase, and hardware costs are written off), and perceived higher data quality makes it justifiable (9).

Simply because an act is not illegal does not make it morally justifiable - slavery did not change its basic nature from moral to immoral the day after the 13th Amendment was passed in the United States, nor did it somehow remain ethical in the U.S. decades after emancipation in the British Empire.

There is no good reason for France to have a delay, said Olli Rehn, the economics commissioner, adding that stronger euro-zone growth makes it less justifiable.

Educators need to identify and address a need in higher education to transform learning to make it more justifiable to students, parents and employers; to create graduates who can innovate, create, think and adapt to a rapidly changing economic, social, technical, environmental and global culture.

And that makes it a more justifiable investment, considering that some users have complained that the cost of the Business product may be too high.

This occurs when someone tries to teach you something you don't agree with, but try to make it sound more justifiable in some way.

The absent or incommunicable cause makes it hard to be socially justifiable.