Sentence examples for numbers to justify from inspiring English sources

Not exactly numbers to justify their paychecks.

The question is whether they'll want to network in large enough numbers to justify the tens of millions of dollars going into the space.

Enron management and the administration Enron did so much to put in power applied the same strategy: First, use cooked numbers to justify big giveaways at the top.

Tom Samuels, manager of the Palantir Fund in Houston, said he was not seeing enough of an improvement in economic numbers to justify confidence in the recovery.

Thomas certainly has the numbers to justify those labels -- a.301 batting average, 521 home runs, 1,704 runs batted in, two Most Valuable Player awards -- and numbers are the language of baseball, the ultimate measure of a player's worth.

He rattles off numbers to justify the big push in hydropower: in Europe, average energy use is 12,000KWh a person annually; in a middle income country it is 5,000KWh; in Africa, it is 100KWh.

Was this a policy seeking a number to justify it?

Conservatives worry liberals will inflate the number to justify more spending; liberals worry conservatives will define poverty away.

That's a tough number to justify without tangible benefits, says Merrill Lynch.

But that's a hard number to justify given Facebook's revenue projections and comparisons to other big networks, and a lot of people think it's vastly overvalued at that price.

Unfortunately for him, those numbers fail to justify his contract.