Sentence examples for was needed to justify from inspiring English sources
Just a year ago an oil price of around $80 a barrel was needed to justify new developments.
Money laundering, the suspicion of which was needed to justify the undercover sting, was a nonissue as well.
He said that both he and former cabinet Secretary Lord Turnbull believed a fresh UN security council resolution was needed to justify the UK taking military action against Saddam Hussein.
Therefore, in order to counter concerns raised by the discovery of the logical and set-theoretic paradoxes, a new approach was needed to justify modern mathematical methods.
Mild bowel problems were most prevalent in men who had external beam radiotherapy; about 6 months was needed to justify these.
"Certainly, this is one ingredient for which evidence-based studies are needed to justify its popularity," wrote the researchers.
Also, even for a reader with sympathy for Trefil's human-oriented approach, some attempt is needed to justify the stance.
It would have been instructive for Mr Shiller to work through the numbers on exactly how vast an improvement in growth would be needed to justify present market valuations, according to the traditional benchmarks.
"A critical mass is needed to justify the C.M.B.S. platforms they have built, so they may be willing to look at making riskier loans if that is what is available," Mr. Longua said.
Despite the occasional appearance of muddle, there is a point to the union, and one about which liberals should feel passionate.Red, white and rather blueStrong arguments are needed to justify a step as big as breaking up a nation.
An object lesson in its importance was provided in the late 1990s when investors piled into equities at historically high valuations, without reflecting on the profit growth that would be needed to justify the fancy ratings.
