Sentence examples for unjustifiably concluded from inspiring English sources
In September 2007, attempting to reverse declining antidepressant prescriptions in young people, an American Journal of Psychiatry study unjustifiably concluded that increased suicide was caused by decreased antidepressant use.
If so, what exactly is "support?" And, once a judge has concluded that someone has been unjustifiably detained, what is the president required to do? Seventeen of the 26 detainees who've been cleared for release by judges remain in custody.
The judge in that trial, Marco Billi, concluded that the experts' advice was unjustifiably reassuring and led some of the 309 victims of the earthquake, which struck L'Aquila in the early hours of 6 April 2009, to underestimate the threat posed by the ongoing "swarm" of tremors and so remain indoors on that fateful night rather than seek shelter outdoors.
The report concluded that "Jewish opponents of Jesus are unjustifiably depicted in such extreme terms as to risk impressing on the audience a negative image of the entire Jewish community".
The report concluded that Ford "neither knew nor had reason to know at any stage that his decision would or was likely to result in soldiers firing unjustifiably on that day".
The Bloody Sunday report said it could "not criticise General Ford for deciding to deploy soldiers to arrest rioters... .. Saville also concluded that General Ford "neither knew nor had reason to know at any stage that his decision would or was likely to result in soldiers firing unjustifiably on that day".
Although Ford decided that 1 Para should be deployed as an arrest force on 30 January 1972 in the event of rioting, Saville concluded "he neither knew nor had reason to know at any stage that his decision would or was likely to result in soldiers firing unjustifiably on that day".
Intimacy, they concluded.
"Sea salty," he concluded.
"Terrible!" he concluded.
