Sentence examples for plan justifiably from inspiring English sources
Many potential entrepreneurs in such competitions incorrectly focus solely on the written business plan, justifiably so, because most competitions have this element right in their name, as does ours.
He remained justifiably proud of his record.
The Thrift Savings Plan has been justifiably called "the best 401(k) retirement plan in the country".
Our neurosurgeon, the part-time surgeon/part-time SAHM (stay at home mom, for those not in mommy circles) I so adored and admired, was justifiably concerned with this plan.
Lorimer flashes a big grin and leans back in his chair, feeling justifiably smug about his master plan, which so far looks crash proof.
Anyone familiar with a city like Chicago and its grid-based street pattern may justifiably believe that Los Angeles was never planned.
The reform law justifiably reduces the excessive subsidies to private plans (known as Medicare Advantage) that enroll many beneficiaries.
A banal moment, and one that was enough to push a (justifiably) paranoid Jesse into action, breaking free from both Hank's wire plan and Walt's grip.
Military reoccupation is justifiably shunned by Israel as counterproductive; every incursion into the Strip has a quick exit plan.
As almost one in five of those surveyed said that they had not gone to the opera in the past two years, and around 5% said they had never been to the opera at all, the Met can justifiably claim that simulcasts are rejuvenating and expanding the audience for opera.Other opera companies are copying, or planning to copy, the Met's cinematic venture.
