Sentence examples for usual justification from inspiring English sources
The usual justification for interesting children in programming is utilitarian.
The usual justification for germline therapy is its potential for eliminating genetic disorders and diseases.
The usual justification for legacy preferences is candidly cynical: they generate contributions from alumni.
The usual justification is that you need to pay humongous salaries to get the best people, but I don't believe it.
Video-on-demand is the usual justification, but Sky, a satellite-TV firm, already offers such a service, and the BBC's popular iPlayer service runs well enough over the existing network.
The usual justification given by the fashion industry for the higher prices of women's clothes, even for something as plainly unisex as a nylon windbreaker or a cashmere sweater, is that it costs more to develop and market women's fashion.
In the video, Zarqawi gave the usual justifications for murdering innocents.
Tony was not one to accept Israel's usual justifications: military necessity, the country's security.
They cited the usual justifications: a sense of cultural invasion, security considerations, women's rights, the need to uphold France's long tradition of secularism.
The journal's publisher said there was "no evidence of fraud or intentional misrepresentation of the data", which are the usual justifications for retraction.
Thus, to modify humans in this way would require a significant departure from the usual justifications employed that permit individuals to modify themselves.
