Sentence examples for rarely justified from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately Short has, over the years, invested countless millions on a series of £10m-plus signings in the Adam Johnson mould who have rarely justified consistently over-the-odds wages.

Whereas older studies suggested that potential benefits of intensive care for patients with lung cancer rarely justified burdens and costs, short-term survival after treatment for critical illness seems to be improving for patients with lung cancer as for those with other malignancies.

The poll showed that 68percentthinknk there are some circumstances when the government is justified in using torture, including 16 percent who think it's always justified, 33percentt who think it's sometimes justified, and 19percentt who think it's rarely justified.

Lung biopsy is rarely justified in pulmonary hypertension.

Heart punch biopsies are rarely justified and yield insufficient material for extensive functional analysis.

Small HRQoL treatment effects are often reported as mean differences (MDs) between treatments, which are rarely justified or understood by patients and clinicians.

It is possible that some journal articles are worded over-cautiously, and in these cases stronger or more direct statements in press releases might be justifiable (although our results showed that they are rarely explicitly justified in press releases, see supplementary section SI10).

Meaningful impact to host communities requires some form of local engagement and measurement Single STEGH without local partner engagement is rarely ethically justified Models should be tailored to the health and resource context in which the STEGH occurs Partners should employ a model that ultimately benefits local receiving communities first and STEGH participants second.

But both the deposition of a senior Kern County lieutenant – and the department's rulebook on emergency driving, which states "speeds above posted speed limits are rarely necessary or justified" – contradicted him.

In its six years in M.L.S, the MetroStars have played their games at Giants Stadium, first on artificial turf and more recently on grass, but rarely before crowds that justified such a large setting.

Barry allows for a few exceptions, such as the accommodation of a Sikh boy whose turban violated school dress regulations, but thinks that the conditions under which such exceptions will be justified "are rarely satisfied" (2001: 62).