Sentence examples for primarily justified from inspiring English sources

Before the war these practices were primarily justified as biblical mandates.

This, says the coherentist, is simply wrong: it is not individual beliefs that are primarily justified, but entire belief systems.

However, this therapy is expensive, and since bisphosphonates have no impact on survival, their cost-effectiveness is primarily justified by the avoidance of radiotherapy or surgery [ 11, 12].

This was primarily justified by the absence of appropriate quantitative data sets to undertake more orthodox forms of analysis, but also by the innovative contributions that recent studies have shown qualitative information from market actors can offer to this kind of investigation (Ranson et al. 2012; Russo and McPake 2010).

Nevertheless, members of the middle class in Beijing no longer primarily justify their consumption through family commitments; instead, personal pleasure and comfort are as important as contributions to children and parents.

But at times he is defeated by Mr. Sherman's writing, which doesn't dig deep enough into the causes of Jerry's insecurities — the death of his mother when he was a boy, primarily — to justify his self-involvement or truly win our sympathy.

This reframing is used primarily to justify and rationalize racist and xenophobic perspectives.

But can a war, especially a war of choice, that was justified primarily on misleading or erroneous grounds ever be considered legitimate in a democratic society?

Mr. Cheney began making a case that Mr. Bush's proposed tax cut, which until then had been justified primarily as a way to give the budget surplus back to taxpayers, would ward off an economic downturn that he tied to the Clinton administration.

The step-wise dead reckoning is primarily motivated and justified by the reduction in computational cost and required communication bandwidth.

Funding for prescribed fire programs is often justified primarily on hazardous fuels reduction with secondary consideration given for ecological effectiveness, which can be increased by particular fire mosaic patterns in some systems.