Sentence examples for we justifiably from inspiring English sources

Today we justifiably celebrate a New York largely drained of menace.

We justifiably mark Donald Trump's campaign launch on June 16, 2015, as the beginning of his push to the White House.

Can we justifiably complain about crime if we don't make an effort to give some assistance to the paid full-timers?

In the situation that we justifiably or unjustifiably find ourselves now — boycotted and isolated — we do not need to lose the only Arab state with which we have peace-like relations.

We justifiably rule out the case k = 0; hence, we assuming k > 0 for the rest of the article.

There is no reason to suppose that we would be unable to justify every proposition we believe by appeal to some other different proposition which we justifiably believe.

On that basis we could justifiably criticize government inaction, but we would not be justified in proscribe a particular action.

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).

How many more alligators must we kill in Florida before we feel justifiably revenged?

But we don't want to craft an environment where people fail to come to their own understanding of what they should try to do because as a nation we are justifiably trying to increase the efficiency with which we match human capital to the labor market.

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.