Sentence examples for rightly justify from inspiring English sources

It is only a 100-yard move so Peter Noel Rockwood can't rightly justify renting a truck.

I know several, and they rightly justify their purchases.

"So I think this is a story about something which rightly justifies huge fear in west Africa, but should not be turned into a UK scare.

After all the Knicks have endured — the losing and the lawsuits, the infighting and the pettiness, the empty rhetoric and the false promises, the misguided trades, the bloated contracts and Jerome James — a little celebration would have been rightly justified Sunday night at Madison Square Garden.

Although the Injury Severity Score is used in most of the trauma-related prognostic models, the authors choose to ignore it – they rightly justified this because the Injury Severity Score has limitations such as disregarding multiple injuries in the same body region.

A complex and sweeping enterprise such as the energy transformation project must nonetheless - and quite rightly - justify to a critical public that the overall policy framework for such substantial structural changes is correctly set and confirm that unnecessary costs are not being imposed on the national economy.

Quite rightly, we're having to justify every penny we spend".

Both he and Ms. Quinn have been rightly asked how they can justify receiving campaign contributions from some of the nonprofit groups seeking these grants.

On the other hand, Bellamy (rightly) looks for discussion to justify the choices, and that's altogether different from a whoop of pleasure.

The scientific atheists, led by Dawkins, rightly responded with their aggressive insistence that militant believers justify the claims they wanted taken seriously in the public sphere.

Kudos to the officials who rightly found that the potential security gains from size restrictions would not justify the additional cost and inconvenience to travelers.