Sentence examples for partly legitimate from inspiring English sources

The criticism is only partly legitimate: from the second lesson in the Course, Comte carefully distinguishes between the doctrinal and the historical study of science, opting for the first while leaving the second for the lessons in sociology.

According to the GPs, some patients just do no follow-up on agreed medication and others object to taking medication in general, partly for legitimate reasons.

According to the GPs, some patients do not follow-up on agreed medication and others object to taking lipid-lowering medication, partly for legitimate reasons such as expected or perceived side effects.

The donors were cool to this request partly because of legitimate concerns over how to manage a single fund, but also because they want to fly the flag over their own projects.

A favorite of Mario Batali, chef and an owner of Babbo, Lupa and Esca, is Ang Lee's 1994 "Eat Drink Man Woman" (about a widowed master chef in Taiwan), because "the food scenes were so legitimate, partly due to the excellent sound editing," Mr. Batali said.

Uncertainty in model projections was partly ignored to legitimate suggesting inflexible (technical) adaptation measures.

That role played by middle powers results partly from perceptions of their legitimate concerns on issues of human security.

Partly this is the result of legitimate concern about sexually transmitted diseases, AIDS in particular.

It's hard for museums to avoid the black market partly because there is so little legitimate excavation going on that can yield new finds.

And chief among those implications seems to be that judging a book (at least partly) by its cover has become a legitimate thing to do.

If the cultural side-effect of such displays by prominent men is to reinforce that the only legitimate wealth is shared (or partly wasted) wealth, will the supply of motivation to create, to innovate, be diminished?