Sentence examples for we can justifiably from inspiring English sources

Should this idea be correct, we can justifiably conclude that our planetary system is an extremely rare type of astronomical system.

Therefore, we can justifiably exclude the effects of isotherm advection related to mountain uplift in the study area.

He added: "We can justifiably say that the tenacious efforts of local government working together to get this money back have paid off".

We can justifiably conclude, for example, that we saw a vase and not some vase-like illusion because after the initial perception we then confirmed that what we saw does really hold water, as we expected and wished (iṣṭa).

We can justifiably affirm that a cognition is correct if we can "confirm causal efficacy" (arthakriyāsthiti), by which it is meant that we come to understand that the object does in fact have the causal powers we expected.

Davidson's claim was that it is only if we understand 'because' as 'was caused by' that we can justifiably pick out the genuine explanans thereby imputing causal potency to mental events.

We can feel justifiably proud that the UK has been the first country to grapple with the issues raised by this new technology.

If the experiment is deemed a success — that is, if more viewers than usual watched the broadcast live and sat through the commercials because of it — then we can make justifiably dark predictions about the future of TV drama.

Yes, we've had a good event with some truly exceptional performances of which we can be justifiably proud but so, too, have Germany and New Zealand.

We can be justifiably proud of this.

HIV rates among gay men declined dramatically by the late 1980s, and we can be justifiably proud of our efforts then.