Sentence examples for proved to justify from inspiring English sources

Although theoretically, stock prices should follow the trend of the dividend stream, year after year, Shiller found that when stocks were priced higher than their dividends proved to justify, they fell in price in the following years in a way that made stock prices predictable over a 3- to 7-year horizon.

If the players are caught, the scheme is usually deemed too complicated and wrongdoing too hard to prove to justify any more than a civil case.

Appel noted of the show: "There's a sense sometimes in Hollywood that writers and producers who come from animated shows maybe have something to prove to justify their credibility as live-action show-runners or writers.

Mr. Doyle said he had "no confidence in the test because I believe the test is being done to try to justify and prove the government line rather than the plaintiffs'".

Some of the wild claims made at the time proved to be justified eventually, but not before around $1 trillion of value had been destroyed and many investors had lost their shirts.The comparison is inexact.

That trust proved to be justified.

Her concerns proved to be justified when it was proven that thalidomide caused serious birth defects.

Women's hesitation to disclose to family members proved to be justified in many cases, as in the majority of cases they responded to the news of the pregnancy with anger and in two cases temporarily ejected young women from the home.

"It proved to be impossible to justify the money and upgrades that would be necessary for that jump".

Despite their importance, flight recorders and cockpit voice recorders have proved difficult to justify by certain cost-benefit analyses, Mr. Hall said.

Naval circles concurred that the armoured cruiser in its current form had come to the logical end of its development and the Invincibles were so far ahead of any enemy armoured cruiser in firepower and speed that it proved difficult to justify building more or bigger cruisers.