Sentence examples for no clear justification from inspiring English sources

Anxiety, a feeling of dread, fear, or apprehension, often with no clear justification.

"There is no clear justification for federal intervention in the administration of our system of land-use regulation," Mayor Giuliani wrote.

Declaring it especially distasteful that the contact took place during the week in which the "holy defence" is celebrated – commemorating the start of Iran's eight-year war with Iraq – the editorial concluded that there was no clear justification for "frittering away Iran's most treasured national asset, that is, its cutting sword of resistance".

This left only 15 (12%) occasions where there appeared to be no clear justification for the decision to transfuse.

Only 12% in our audit had no clear justification for transfusion but it is arguable that a restrictive strategy should have been used in these subgroups.

But there is no clear justification for the price increase based on production costs of the auto-injector alone, or the price of naloxone itself.

They are usually downgraded without any clear justification.

They are usually downgraded without any clear justification," a staff email circulated on the island said.

Save the Children, one of the major agencies in the detention centre, protested that they were "usually downgraded without any clear justification".

"I don't think there's any clear justification for having that many [former] government officials on the board of a science company," Lakin said.

As far as the effects of processing on the derived products are concerned, the soybeans have only been subjected to one specific kind of heat processing, chosen by Monsanto without any clear justification [74].