Sentence examples for remained a legitimate from inspiring English sources

The coroner said that it remained a "legitimate line of inquiry" whether MI6 or other secret agencies were involved in the death.

How Liverpool's forward line would prosper without Philippe Coutinho remained a legitimate question on their return to the Champions League stage.

Giving her verdict, Dr Fiona Wilcox said the 31-year-old was probably killed and it "remained a legitimate line of inquiry" that the secret services may have been involved in the death.

Dr Wilcox said it remained a "legitimate line of inquiry" that the secret services were involved in Mr Williams' death, but added there was no actual evidence to support that he died at the hands of spies.

Wilcox said there was no evidence to suggest that any SIS colleague had been involved, but it remained a legitimate line of inquiry given Williams socialised with so few people, and never let anyone he didn't know into his flat.

The Coroner maintained that it remained a "legitimate line of inquiry" that the intelligence services were involved in the death of 31 year old Mr Williams, who was on  secondment to MI6 from GCHQ at the time, although she stressed "there was no evidence to support that he died at the hands" of a government agency.

I believe currency pegs remain a legitimate monetary choice as long as central banks allow prices to adjust accordingly if not always a wise one.

N.Y.U.'s loan programs have been, are and will remain a legitimate, appropriate and successful part of attracting, retaining and compensating top scholars and innovative academic leaders.

Some may demonise large power generators, but they remain a legitimate part of the Australian economy, and the net impact is zero.

Whether this was the only way to obtain that information will remain a legitimate area of dispute, with Americans holding a range of views on the methods used".

But its commanders argue that the colonel's troops remain a legitimate target in Sirte since they still threaten civilians elsewhere.Such operational dilemmas were blurred at the London conference.