Sentence examples for were still legitimate from inspiring English sources

Although there were still legitimate grumbles to be heard as the tournament progressed, teething troubles were largely ironed out as the event went on.

Whether or not they should be released would depend, for example, on whether there were still legitimate penological grounds for their continued detention and whether they should continue to be detained on grounds of dangerousness.

Although there were extreme political differences for each minority and religion, they were still legitimate members of political communities and there has been a significant amount of unity throughout history.

And if the experiences of Lisa Buonaiuto are any indication, the safety concerns are still legitimate.

There are still legitimate concerns about hydrofracturing's potential impact on water supplies — an E.P.A. study is due next year.

Yet they are still legitimate questions, answered or not, and particularly when Moyes's record against the same teams is a point superior.

So we came up with a combination of music, story lines, and the principal part of the show is still legitimate boxing".

"The eICU was a marketing success, but there's still legitimate concern about whether there's any improvement as far as patient care," said Michael P. Hughes, a spokesman for Kaleida.

Indeed, when pressed, one of Mr Suthep's main advisers admitted to me that despite all the alleged vote-buying (which he produced no evidence for) the result was still "legitimate".

"There are still legitimate scientific questions about who the treatment will ultimately benefit," said Dr. Robert Greifinger, a senior fellow for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, who conducted the study for the Justice Department.

The game against Italy at Wembley on Tuesday should provide a more realistic gauge of England's World Cup preparations and, even in victory, there are still legitimate questions to be asked of Southgate when his team selections show so little in the way of pattern or structure.