There doesn't seem to be much justification for such a dismal outlook, but markets appear to be stuck in a negative feedback loop at the moment".
"Although it is a much over-used justification to say that we are acting in the public interest, and he could have planted a bomb, the sheer scale of what he has achieved with a couple of dodgy references is frightening.
He was well aware that the four Aristotelian quantifiers were prime examples, but he wanted to avoid the focus on subject-predicate form, which he (with much justification) saw as having been a major obstacle to the development of logic after Aristotle.
A Cybercrimes Act, signed into law on 8 May, criminalises the sharing of information deemed "false, deceptive, misleading or inaccurate", forces internet service and mobile phone providers to share users' information without telling them, and allows police officers to search and seize equipment without much justification.
Suppose that global skepticism is necessarily true: it is a necessary truth that no subject is capable of having much justification for any of her beliefs; although it may seem to us as though a significant degree of justification is possible, this in fact is incorrect.
And although it is probably harder to get a claim processed with Chase than with World Nomads, I didn't see much justification for duplicate coverage.
The German scientist Georgius Agricolahas with much justification been called the father of mineralogy.
Some other forecasters are characterizing West Virginia a "tossup," but we do not see much justification for that, even accounting for the state's idiosyncrasies.
Add all these factors up, and we don't see much justification for describing these races as tossups or as merely "leaning" toward Republicans, as some other forecasters have them: they are pretty safe bets to be Republican pickups.
