Sentence examples for some justification to from inspiring English sources

"There would be some justification to that, but the true answer is more complex.

After all, new reactors are said, with some justification, to be a lot safer.

If that is the case, perhaps Mr. Perry does have some justification to continue his campaign.

"You must have some justification to try something, but often it turns out to be the wrong supposition," Muizelaar said.

The term is being applied, with some justification, to products that depend on technology that was originally cooked up by AI researchers.

GMP's decision came as Britain's most senior policeman admitted there was some justification to allegations of racism in London's Metropolitan police.

There is "some moral justification" to Labour's plan to end the automatic affiliation fee for some trade union members, the leader of Unite has said.

But then, the 11 September 2001 attacks occurred – and created an exceptional circumstance used by some as justification to draw new lines between right and wrong.

"The naive stories about Regeni's death have hurt Egypt at home and abroad and offered some a justification to judge what is going on in the country now to be no different from what went on before the January 25 revolution".

Not so Mr Solbes, who is said - with some justification - to have fallen victim to "an appalling betrayal of trust".

The company probably didn't plan this from the start, but at least now there is some justification thanks to the international maps as to why the $99 app costs so much.