Sentence examples for may well justify from inspiring English sources

Instead six weeks and £45m were spent on a deal for Sigurdsson, who may well justify Everton's investment in the long term but was not a priority acquisition with Rooney and £23.6m Davy Klaassen in place.

The special needs and characteristics of sports leagues, he wrote, "may well justify a variety of collective decisions made by the teams," including "the production and scheduling of games".

There's an old saying that "programs for the poor are poor programs". That may well justify policies that benefit both low- and middle-income Americans, but leaving out the poor entirely is an odd move for a governor rumored to be building his progressive bona fides for 2020.

The benefits of this response may well justify the discomfort and risks—or at least provide some psychological comfort to suffering women.

Indeed, in its 2006 revision of its guidelines, the American Academy of Pediatrics, while recognizing some problems with surgeries on intersexed infants, still cautions that the complexity of creating penises may well justify bringing an XY infant up as a girl.

The circumstances may well justify doing something radically different," he said.

Mr. Ackman's accusations may very well justify the sell-off, but that remains to be seen.

This assumption may be well justified in our example, which concerns neutral atom quantum computing, where the Rydberg blockade mechanism is used for two-qubit quantum gates [7, 8]. Figure 1 Concatenation of gates carried out in parallel on different qubits (a), and in serial on the same qubits (b) in a quantum computer.

The cost may be well justified by the overall cost savings, but this will need to be further defined and quantified in further studies.

This may well be justified.

Some of it may well be justified in anguished circumstances.