Sentence examples for now be justified from inspiring English sources

It may, now, be justified.

Others have suggested that ethnic and racial profiling of Arabs and Muslims may now be justified.

And most of those countries have political debts the US would now be justified in calling in.

And as we know, everything from escorting Beyoncé to parking on a double yellow while you nip in to Greggs for an iced bun can now be justified with that blight of a modern excuse - "security reasons".

If Mr Cameron believed in this principle, as I am sure he would maintain, it was incumbent upon him to persuade Parliament to enter Syria with armed forces to procure Mr Emwazi's arrest and trial before the Old Bailey for the various crimes by which his assassination will now be justified.

But because the dimensions, shape, structure, and texture of clouds are influenced by the kind of air movements that result in their formation and growth and by the properties of the cloud particles, much of what was originally a purely visual classification can now be justified on physical grounds.

Such investment has now been justified.

It seems Ms Binder's wariness about the degree of political gridlock now is justified.

More broadly, while I appreciate the concern over the future of civility in politics, I believe a little raw anger right now is justified.

But fuel and energy-efficiency regulations are now being justified not by such social benefits, but by private benefits like reduced spending on fuel and electricity.Private benefits have long been used in cost-benefit analysis but Ms Dudley's data show that, like co-benefits, their importance has grown dramatically under Mr Obama.

Former Northern Ireland Secretary of State Owen Paterson said Mr Cameron's position had now been justified, but said he agreed with Mr Robinson that the DUP should also be invited.