Sentence examples for may better justify from inspiring English sources

Annual kilometrage was found significant for driver attitude towards breaking speed limits in high speed roads (motorways and main roads), perhaps because the gain of time in long distance may better justify breaking the limits by all those frequent drivers who attempt to minimise their exposure on the road.

Decisions to use autonomy reducing strategies in public health may be better justified by legal standards of sufficient evidence that are not necessarily commensurate with scientific concepts of evidence articulated in evidence-based medicine.

These tests may be used as stepping stones to better justify more expensive clinical studies.

Fed officials, for their part, must better justify their actions.

Recommendations are now better justified.

With Hamas in the driving seat, Mr Netanyahu may better be able to justify his old claim that "Israel has no Palestinian partner".

A permanent myopathy is less frequent in patients with hyperkalemic periodic paralysis [ 10– 12] than in those with hypokalemic periodic paralysis [ 5, 12– 14], and episodes of weakness are often shorter in duration so that these two factors may justify a better perception of QoL in HYP patients compared with MC and HOP patients.

That may justify the slightly better performance of Greek students in the 2nd MCQ exam, as well as being more familiar with basic dissections (Skill 1), with no further significance.

A better knowledge of the transmission and the implications of NPEV in diseases may also justify the future studies on their molecular epidemiology.

In the end England may still justify their Fifa ranking by finishing third in Group D, having also twice come from behind to equalise against better teams.

We may even justify or defend them.