Sentence examples for somewhat justified from inspiring English sources

Though, really, that suspicion is somewhat justified by the horrific history of the Soviet Union.

He said six umpires have been fined this season and believed that only one fine was "somewhat justified".

Because they needed to make up for their expenditures on bribes, hospodars acquired a somewhat justified reputation for greed and oppression.

Nevertheless, in the medium term, current warnings that Mr. Obama must inevitably disappoint the hopes we've placed on him will probably turn out to have been somewhat justified.

Now, an informal house-to-house New York Times survey of three representative square blocks where the Census Bureau said vacancies had increased and the population had declined since 2000 suggests that the city's outrage is somewhat justified.

Even the bikinis in beach volleyball can be somewhat justified on grounds of functionality (it is easier to clear sand from a two-piece outfit than a one-piece).

Somewhat less justified but still understandable, the GOP was frustrated that they had been outfoxed by the Obama administration, the hand of which was recognizable throughout this whole initiative.

Long's passionate support for robotic models may seem somewhat less justified if we note that n may be low in some cases, and that the set of supposedly relevant environmental factors may be relatively easy to simulate on a computer.

The section on the numerical simulations is somewhat less justified in the eyes of this reviewer.

A somewhat better justified external criterion, which is specific to the analysis of phyletic patterns, may be derived from the notion that, among scenarios with equal inconsistency values, the scenario with the minimal number of gains should be chosen (on the basis of the general belief that gene losses are likely to be more common than gene gains via HGT).

Right now, though, the fools and crazies are muddying the water, and inspiring somewhat-justified contempt like.