Sentence examples for which legitimately from inspiring English sources

We have Pakistan there, which legitimately has nuclear weapons, it's a real problem".

"Besides, it is a judicial question, which legitimately belongs to the Supreme Court of the United States, before whom it is now pending, and will, it is understood, be speedily and finally settled.

The Energy Department, which runs the labs, "is doing its best to strike the proper balance between protecting that which legitimately requires protection while encouraging the openness that science requires," Mr. Richardson said.

So it seems extremely tone-deaf of Lorna Jane to advertise the fit model job – which legitimately has very specific requirements – alongside the receptionist job, which can, and indeed legally must, be offered to applicants of any age, gender, ability, and body shape and size.

Someone at Kotaku wrote, "It seems the turntables have turned on Activision," which legitimately made me laugh.

The Honky Tonk Man had attacked Roberts with a guitar on Roberts' interview segment The Snake Pit, which legitimately injured Roberts' neck.

In Poulter's case, a lack of psychological edge is never a criticism which could legitimately be levelled.

Privacy – material from social media Social media provides a wealth of information, some of which may legitimately be used by mainstream media.

The removal of Prep & Landing appears to be the first time Amazon has removed access to content which users legitimately purchased.

An in campaign can keep us in the EU through a general election which can legitimately put a manifesto to the voters.

Drugs offered online include generic versions of opiates like OxyContin, methadone and Vicodin, which are legitimately prescribed as painkillers; benzodiazepines like Xanax and Valium, which are prescribed for anxiety; and stimulants like Ritalin.