Sentence examples for probably justifiable from inspiring English sources

There was an audible and probably justifiable chunter to the umpires as he walked off.

Time and again, of course, he came out with the standard and obvious yet probably justifiable lines, but what impressed a little more was the listening.

"So some of those performances like Brett's fifth in the discus, were probably justifiable in terms of the investment that went into that programme.

Irving has said that the criticism is "probably justifiable" and has described his motivation in producing the controversial secret issue of Carnival Times as being to prevent the Carnival from making a profit that would be passed on to a South African group which he considered a "subversive organisation".

In view of the lack of evidence to guide the government initially, and the large number of severely affected children on the mainland, a large scale, territory-wide urgent screening programme was probably justifiable.

On the evidence of London Bridge in America, it would probably be justifiable now to proclaim Elborough one of Britain's finest pop cultural historians – if being one of Britain's finest pop cultural historians didn't have about it all the ring of being the prize booby in a booby competition.

Criteria requiring exclusivity were the most conservative, but given their very low overall accuracy and precision they would probably only be justifiable for forensic purposes [ 19].

For someone like moi, the newest smartphone is easily justifiable, but fewer people than expected, and probably even less next year, are making that same judgment.

That's probably just as well -- McNulty would have found a justifiable reason to beat up Pornstache within 10 minutes of meeting him -- but there's a reason that "OITNB" became a hot commodity right out of the gate and it took a while for "The Wire's" genius to be recognized.

Those who defend our foreign policy in Latin America would probably invoke realpolitik; they might argue that the west's hypocrisy is justifiable, given the need for nations to look out for their own interests.

So all things considered, it's probably a safe bet that the Saudi program is legit and more-or-less justifiable, right?