Sentence examples for point to justify from inspiring English sources

Maguire strains the electioneering metaphor beyond breaking point to justify material about her competitiveness as a child, her unluckiness in love, the jobs she's flunked ("Seat lost!") and so on.

The quality of the playing is indisputable, and the slower disc marginally more satisfying, but it's almost beside the point — to justify Warner's investment, Rhodes will have to break through to pop ears.

There is significant debate about whether the state has enough water left, at this point, to justify the cost of building new dams and reservoirs.

"There was still a nervousness that the party and government would be too far ahead; how would the public or sections of the media react?" Twigg uses this point to justify the slow progress: a hostile media and a concern that swathes of the population were stuck in their bigoted ways.

Although the clinical trial did extend to 36 months, there were not enough data at this third time point to justify further analysis.

13 Thirdly, we needed to make assumptions that compliance with scheduled clinic visits was independent of the risk of the end point to justify our statistical approach.

The Brazilians needed the points to justify their status as favourites.

He said he used to think he had to score 20 points to justify himself, but now he knows defense can complete him.

I took to drinking less beer and making chopped salads in order to see the line on the graph on my Withings app get lower and lower, splurging on fatty, more decadent fare only on days when I accumulated enough points to justify it.

Except that back then the point was to justify holding on to the doctor, not refusing to hire him.

The thing to do is to write out a suggested introduction to yourself, making the usual high points sufficiently to justify your presence there and the audience's, and hope that the introducer will be guided by it and will carefully refrain from hyperbole.