Sentence examples for some justification in from inspiring English sources

All these incarnations have some justification in Nietzsche's work.

The U.S. has an interest, they argue with some justification, in promoting world prosperity.

Ruth Wedgwood, an expert on international law at the Yale Law School, sees some justification in those fears.

To be fair, there is some justification in the insistence of some economists on pushing very hard on the principles of equilibrium and in particular of maxmization.

Though drawn to Western themes, he rejects being characterized as a writer of westerns and says there is some justification in the negative perception of the genre.

In response, the Justice Department official said: "There is some justification in their position that we can't hold the detainees forever.

That giant total has attracted a lot of criticism – and with some justification – but in fact many of these conditions are pretty similar.

Grylls herself believes, with some justification, that in parishes like hers the Church of England remains a source of stability as part of the social fabric.

Consequently the lack of the tritocerebral appendage as possible synapomorphy for insects and myriapods was often, and obviously with some justification, understated in phylogenetic discussions (e.g. [ 54, 55]).

Circumscription of liberties that may have some arguable justification in a national defense crisis should not set the norm for more peaceful or more 'ordinary' times in the life of a nation".

The observation provides some further justification in not treating Z as confounders in the bulk of our analyses.