Sentence examples for yet justified from inspiring English sources

– but the implication that they are the heirs to the classic-rock throne isn't yet justified.

He is the more natural communicator, but comparisons with David Cameron, the Conservative leader, are not yet justified.

Most of the known mutations are so uncommon in the population and so expensive to find by DNA testing that it is not yet justified to examine people who aren't from cancer-prone families.

Richard Holliman, a consultant medical microbiologist at St George's Hospital in London, who chaired the FSA's working group on toxoplasma, said that based on existing scientific evidence it is not yet justified to change the official advice on the safety of eating rare lamb for the general public.

Therefore, single genetic changes are not yet justified as routine patient selection criteria in phase I trials.

Finally, replication of these preliminary research findings in community-based populations with more diversified socioeconomic and medical status is warranted and clinical application is not yet justified.

My cost-benefit analysis doesn't yet justify it.

The totality of his career does not yet justify induction.

But others argue that the extent of scientific knowledge does not yet justify so aggressive an overhaul of existing woodlands.

But America's housing market may yet justify dusting off Depression-era institutions, such as the Home Owners Loan Corporationn, which bought and refinanced distressed mortgages.

Mr. Acher agreed: "I don't think at the moment Silicon Valley is looking for technology innovation in Brazil," adding that the return did not yet justify the level of risk involved.