Sentence examples for not really justified from inspiring English sources

These new variants are of particular interest when the use of bootstrap is not really justified in terms of the required calculations.

But if the overall numbers of the poll are of some significance, the notion that Mr. Obama is in much danger of losing his African-American voters is not really justified by the survey.

"The downgrades of government bonds were not really justified in the first place," he said, because given the wealth of individual Japanese, there was never much of a chance the country would default on its debts.

It's not true, in the first place, and in the second, it's a lazy signifier, a way of addressing cultural import (or risk) that's not really justified.

He removed a reference to the Foreign Office "which was not really justified" and made it clear that his observations "relate to the facts of this case".

Tyson Reeder's colorfully blurred painting of scattered dirty clothes suggests nocturnal abandon; Peter Coffin's even blurrier atmospheric abstraction is explained, but not really justified, by its title: "Aura Portrait".

I appreciate that this work largely focuses on a structure-based interpretation of the results but this does not really justify restricting the whole study, including phylogenetic analysis, to only those proteins with an experimentally determined structure when so many more sequences are available.

Upon further consideration, however, it occurred to me that reflexive skepticism isn't really justified either.

You may note that we've generally reckoned these figures to two decimal places, although that accuracy isn't really justified.

But morally, you can't really justify it.

It doesn't really justify it, but at least we can see something positive out of it".