Sentence examples for part to justify from inspiring English sources

A smart, surefooted bassist and a frolicsome, irrepressible singer, she does her part to justify the acclaim.

Greece has built a new museum in Athens in large part to justify its renewed demands for the return of the Elgin Marbles from Britain.

Frequently chefs serve short ribs side by side with some fancier cut, like seared tenderloin, in part to justify charging top dollar for a lowly cut.

Phillip Mitsis, a professor of classics at New York University, said there was some irony to Mr. Lhota's use of a line that was originally used, in part, to justify imperialism.

They've had a wonderful run for 10 years now, but have stretched the salary cap and future flexibility to the breaking point, in part to justify those annual hikes to outrageous ticket prices.

"It's one thing to work around the clock on a breaking kidnapping, armored-car robbery, terrorist incident, etc.," she said in her statement, "but it's quite another to have to spend hours engaged in completing the myriad of required 'reports' the F.B.I. bureaucracy has spawned in order (at least in part) to justify its existence".

Lots of games use cybernetic parts to justify superpowers, and this one does too, but it also handles the material thoughtfully.

For his part, McCain likes to justify McChrystal's number of 40,000 by imbuing it with the supposedly magical powers of the "surge" in Iraq.

This is analogous to using data supplied by KBR (which used to be part of Halliburton) to justify the value of the rebuilding programme in Iraq.Maury Schott New YorkSIR – You cited a study claiming that 97% of shareholder votes cast in Europe last year endorsed management.

For the most part, though, attempts to justify a general obligation to obey the law will rely on one of these five lines of argument.

For its part, the newspaper tried to justify the publication of the pictures on the ground that they were in the "public interest.