Sentence examples for usually justified from inspiring English sources

The optimism is usually justified.

These measures are usually justified by bogus claims of voter fraud.

And what Jo Cox's life reminds us is that this isn't usually justified.

Europe's abdication of responsibility is usually justified in the name of cultural superiority.

His fights with his fellow Republicans have been driven by his (usually justified) conviction that they were betraying Republican principles.

While just combatants are usually justified in attacking unjust combatants, unjust combatants are seldom justified in attacking just combatants.

The considerably increased durability of the structure usually justifies this.

China, being China, has never allowed the branded channels that usually justify the production strategy elsewhere.

Ever since, "reasonable articulable suspicion" has popped up in court decisions, usually justifying a police pat-down of a suspect's clothing.

These economists usually justify their expansionism on two grounds: They say they're better with numbers than most other researchers and have a richer understanding of how people respond to incentives.

No, policywise, we tend to fall into two camps: those who think the end usually justifies the means, and those who go out of their way to be as noninvasive as possible.