Sentence examples for substantively justified from inspiring English sources
Other large residual covariances found between factors could not be substantively justified, and so covariances for these relationships were not specified in the model.
Substantively, they propose that an institution is morally justified in this way if it does not contribute to grave injustices ("minimal moral acceptability"), if there is no obvious alternative that would perform better ("comparative benefit"), and if it respects its own guidelines and procedures ("institutional integrity") (Buchanan and Keohane 2006: 419ff).
However, even if such losses can, as a class, be justified as retributive punishments, individual instances of them may be substantively unjustifiable (see, e.g., Lippke 2001, on the loss of the right to vote).
They are also serious charges substantively, because they challenge the performance of America's intelligence services and raise questions about whether war in Iraq was justified.
Their violence is justified.
It felt thoroughly justified.
The flipping seemed justified.
His anxiety is justified.
