Sentence examples for simply justified from inspiring English sources

Defining revenue-neutrality as keeping (G/Y) constant across tax progressivity regimes could be simply justified by saying that most of (G) are payments to government employees, so that if wages change, (G) should change proportionally.

The quantisation of the time between inspirations is most simply justified if the flow is a "skew-product", meaning that the θ dynamics is unaffected by the ϕ dynamics, with θ ˙ > 0 for all θ.

However, this can be simply justified by the fact that proportions in the checker board technique are calculated by normalizing absolute counts of each species to total counts of the 40 probe species used rather than total bacteria as done in the current study.

Critics say this is simply justifying her position as deputy.

Given this approval rate, will "say on pay" simply justify ever-higher executive pay?

But statements like this simply justify the decision to move the trial in the first place.

Lewis does not pretend that the Muslims were not conquerors; he simply justifies their conquest on the ground of their belief in convivencia, a pressing matter today.

Dave Prentis, the Unison general secretary, said his members wanted "hope" from the Labour leadership, "not lectures which simply justify the Tory agenda".

It does not necessarily give us more scientifically accurate worldviews.Perhaps, then, I am simply justifying my own worldview (though I have no love for regulation) when I suggest that global warming is real and problematic.

And, in a debate on the economy, Dave Prentis, the Unison general secretary, told delegates workers wanted hope from their leaders, not "economic lectures which simply justify a Tory agenda".

And as global biodiversity diminishes, is it a valid fallback strategy to bank organisms and genes in zoos, DNA banks or the like, or does this simply justify more habitat destruction?