Sentence examples for vindicated at least from inspiring English sources

Now it was vindicated, at least in its own eyes.

On August 12th they were vindicated, at least for now.A federal appeals court in Atlanta ruled that the law's requirement that everyone must buy insurance is unconstitutional.

As we all know, MetLife won its case against the government last week, and its position has been vindicated, at least until the decision is appealed.

The Biotechnology Industry Organisation (BIO), a trade group, assured members that this was just a "preliminary step" in a longer battle.On July 29th they were vindicated, at least temporarily.

"I think they've said with a very clear and loud voice, 'We're not prepared to consider tolls or taxes or revenue anywhere until you can convince us and demonstrate to us that you've cut everywhere that's possible.'" Republicans, meanwhile, said that they felt vindicated, at least in part, because they had been calling for spending cuts for years.

Though Quine's arguments were often criticized (for recent criticisms, see Williamson 2007), the analytic/synthetic distinction was never fully vindicated, at least within philosophy (for an exception, see Russell 2008).

The step seemed to vindicate, at least in part, a study last November by the Sanford C. Bernstein & Company research firm, which found a big shortfall in A.I.G.'s reserves for its property and casualty businesses.

With the stroke of the governor's pen, the cardinal has been posthumously vindicated on at least one piece of that seamless garment.

In recent years, in other words, conventional economics has been vindicated in at least a negative way: "Not as silly as our critics" isn't exactly a stirring slogan, but it more or less sums it up.

"I was vindicated at that point," he said.

We're interested in being vindicated at trial," he said.