Sentence examples for the justifiable value from inspiring English sources

The same goes for those Jews who think they have a god-given right to grab Palestine and the Catholic church with its policy of indoctrinating children when they're most young.Brian Smale Hoeilaart, BelgiumBlowing bubblesSIR – You outlined the perils of creating money that exceeds the justifiable value of an economy ("Bubble warning", January 9th).

In a story as old as time, advances in technology have removed some of the justifiable value of these specific products; from the cotton gin to the iPod, streamlined mechanical factors have consistently wreaked havoc on out-of-date manufacturing.

And cue the justifiable panic.

Can the humanitarian be trusted to design the justifiable limits of paternalistic intervention?

There are obvious merits to the story for avid Mail Online readers – the headline includes the words "escort-porn star" and "Vice Vixen domme" for a start – and the financial claims give some justifiable news value.

"Competitive fervor is not a justifiable ethical value," said Bob Steele, an ethicist at the Poynter Institute in Florida.

Insect pollination is essential to apple production in the UK, both in terms of yield and quality, but only by understanding the true value of this service to growers can sensible and economically justifiable management decisions be made.

DR. G. ARBOUR-STEPHENS, of 61 Walter Road, Swansea, writes, with reference to the article on the nutritive value of pasteurized milk (NATURE, 140, 389 ; 1937), that it is not justifiable to compromise a diminution of value in order to prevent the effects of handling by dirty people.

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In its appeal, the ROH claimed the artistic value of the music produced by the orchestra meant that some hearing damage to its players was inevitable and justifiable - but that was rejected by the court.