How To Use Justifiably In A Sentence
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The Cats are underdogs for sure, but that unjustifiably huge spread is going to help motivate them and becalm the Pokes.
End up like a 'dog that's been beat too much (Jack Bog's Blog)
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Surrey ambulance staff have always been justifiably proud of their quality of delivery to the community.
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If that were the case, Secretary White might justifiably (and lawfully) refuse to countersign the certificate on ethical grounds based on the manifest impropriety of Blago's action.
Illinois Sec. of State Refuses To Approve Burris Appointment, But Admits He Really Can't Stop It
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Visitors from industry will once again criticise the sheer numbers of graduates there and question the thinking behind such oversupply - the vast majority won't get jobs as designers and will be justifiably upset when the truth sinks in.
Archive 2004-05-01
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The 20-year-old has justifiably garnered headlines for his cool kicking exploits in Rome but has not been a presence elsewhere.
Times, Sunday Times
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Welch justifiably observes that this dredging is a massive and expensive undertaking that will perhaps wreak more environmental damage than leaving the river at rest.
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The gleaming new pit complex and control tower along with grandstands and hospitality units has transformed Mondello into a venue of which Irish motorsport can feel justifiably proud.
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The new law could also be used to interdict professional work if the offense was linked to it, for example, in cases of medical doctors abusing or unjustifiably prescribing narcotics.
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He thought that it was something of which he could justifiably boast.
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GO: Just as driving while intoxicated poses a moral and legal dilemma, regardless of whether or not you crash into someone, the act of driving drunk is unacceptable and justifiably assailable behavior.
An Interview with George Orwell & Paddy Chayefsky: Part 2 of 2 - Jaffer Ali - MediaBizBloggers
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This is the position that anchors them morally, as all countries justifiably attempt to protect their ways of life.
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He was justifiably proud of his achievements.
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Three years with no dole money is justifiably harsh.
The Sun
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However, despite the disappointment, Kuyt maintains the Reds players can justifiably be proud of their efforts.
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Players are justifiably esteemed for their amazing feats of athleticism.
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The university can be justifiably proud of its record.
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The prevalent analyses of causation seem justifiably only to allow events and possibly agents as causes.
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The role of the federal government in such a local concern is justifiably limited by the federalist structure of the American system of government.
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And as groups which emphasize their military nature, they should certainly know better than to point any gun, even an inoperable one, at someone whom they're not about to justifiably shoot.
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Among the established heavyweights there has been extensive backing of Holland with bookmakers, while Spain are justifiably in fashion compared to relatively poor vintages on offer from Germany and Italy.
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The press invade people's privacy unfairly and unjustifiably every day.
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Because the wealthier party can afford the more skillful attorney, the system unjustifiably favors the wealthy.
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What steps can a woman justifiably take if there is no redress in law or natural justice?
Times, Sunday Times
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Small businesses are always griping about big banks, sometimes justifiably.
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If someone told me that jaywalking was legal in D.C., but that if I did it, someone could justifiably kill me, I wouldn't jaywalk.
South Dakota: Abortion isn't illegal, but if you do it, we can kill you
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St Abbs is a fishing village in the north-east, just south of the Scottish border, which has become justifiably very popular with divers.
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Surrey ambulance staff have always been justifiably proud of their quality of delivery to the community.
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With countless hackles raised, justifiably, on a daily basis with regard to the current fiasco, it's time for the verbals to cease.
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Feyerabend was particularly keen to argue that it had not and could not be shown that this interpretation of the theory was a general panacea for the problems of microphysics, or that its defenders could justifiably believe it to be unassailable.
Paul Feyerabend
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he is justifiably bitter
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In our universities, students justifiably plead poverty and the recommendations of the Cubie inquiry have been completely ignored.
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he is unjustifiably harsh on her
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I am about to have my first encounter with the sort of backstabbing and intrigue for which investment bankers are Justifiably renowned.
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That section sets out dozens of important, justifiably non-negotiable rights, such as a prohibition on slavery, freedom of expression, and freedom of assembly and association.
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Bean curd or tofu can be justifiably called a great invention of ancient China.
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Consumers are increasingly and justifiably demanding uncontaminated food from uncontaminated sources.
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But his wife and friend refused to take part in applying to private interests the money taken by armed force from the Receiver's offices and the couriers and post-carriages of the government, -- money taken, as they thought, justifiably by the rules of war to pay the regiments of 'refractories' and Chouans, and purchase the arms and ammunition with which to equip them.
The Brotherhood of Consolation
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The press invade people's privacy unjustifiably every day.
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His WaPo article today is a tranparent stretch, sophomorically designed to unjustifiably smear Sen. Obama.
Obama Responds To Richard Cohen Column About His Church And Farrakhan
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Voice over Hay's booksellers justifiably boast that they cater for all tastes.
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Confronted by condottieri like Werner of Urslingen, the justifiably self-styled ‘Enemy of God, Pity, and Mercy,’ governments usually coughed up.
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It is not always possible, however, which justifiably makes for some nervous fliers.
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The first, for a shoulder charge by Luke Young, was justifiably denied but the second, when Fortune barged him in the back, looked a good shout.
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Millions of fisherman and those who consume their goods might justifiably ask ‘why?’.
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It's not an awful film, just a painfully average one that squanders its opportunity to make something great out of the justifiably heralded source material.
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Core Strength has become the focus of many exercise programs today, and justifiably so.
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They were irate, and justifiably so, though it was nothing to what they'd feel at the final whistle.
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Therefore the P. A. P. regime's allegation that I am a security risk is a sham cover and a facade to detain me unjustifiably for over 9 years.
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Hannah: If there is or there is not, I should like to know then that my ignorance of its irreality is equally and justifiably real.
Spencer Green: Hannah Montana: The Movie (3rd draft, by Tom Stoppard)
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Most of these are just scene extensions that were justifiably trimmed from the final cut of the film.
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He is justifiably proud of his work all these years later, but he never comes off as cocky or arrogant.
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Martin is justifiably proud of the quality of the construction, thatching, painting and plastering of the rondavels.
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Many people were justifiably outraged by the offensive ad.
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The World Cup winner was nicknamed Der Afro after his flossy hair, though he might as justifiably have been dubbed Der Aggro in honour of a stirring ability that suggested a past life as a Magimix.
Note to England's rugby players: embrace Der Aggro | Harry Pearson
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I would justifiably and respectfully argue that you should know that by now.
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Unfortunately her mother saw me staring, and justifiably glowered at me.
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Second, it unjustifiably excludes Cuba without mentioning the general consensus that exists in the region to condemn the blockade .
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I quote a petition signed by a tenth of the nation: "Gordon Brown unjustifiably used the Anti-Terrorism Act against the people of Iceland for his own short-term political gain.
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She was justifiably shocked to find me already enmeshed in a version of that story.
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George is quite realistic throughout the book and is in some cases, justifiably pessimistic.
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We at Crosshills FC are justifiably proud of our premises which conform and blend in perfectly with the area.
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As it was felt, justifiably, that most Riojas were undervalued anyway, the increases implemented at the time have remained in place.
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Three years with no dole money is justifiably harsh.
The Sun
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However, there has also undeniably always been an uneasy relationship between creative writing and literary criticism, sometimes verging on hostility, and I don't just mean the "snarkiness," as it's now called, that some creative writers justifiably resent vis-a-vis some book reviewers.
Principles of Literary Criticism
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Christine seemed leery of remounting the horse, and justifiably so, as the rider did not seem to be capable of steering.
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I wonder if even Elixir Sensuel can be justifiably called a flanker as it simply is a different formulation concentration, consistency of No. 5 rather than a new scent capitalizing on the success of Chanel's bestseller.
Archive 2007-08-01
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Alec Jeffreys, the genetics professor who invented DNA fingerprinting in 1984 and went on to help police crack the Pitchfork case, is justifiably proud of his discovery.
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Employees have justifiably earned a reputation for the contribution they make to the companies which employ them.
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Dr. Mohan Raj, a veterinary scientist with the World Organization of Animal Health who specializes in stunning and slaughter methods, called the videotaped removal of eggs from live chickens by inserting hands into their vents "unjustifiably extreme cruelty.
Denny's Dumps Supplier Following Graphic Video of Bird Abuse
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Over the last few years, interest in literary predecessors has justifiably fallen into disfavor among comparatists for being Eurocentric and essentialist.
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This led him to two long-term screenwriting collaborations that have been justifiably celebrated.
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He is justifiably harsh on the regulatory failures that hastened the crisis, but he is no dogmatist.
Times, Sunday Times
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This will simply stifle business activity and unjustifiably obstruct the free movement of people within the European Union.
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Very correctly too, because in layman's language it is a job of work everyone, including the firm that carried it our, can be justifiably proud of.
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She experiments with reefer, makes eyes at the check-out boy and starts talking frankly about sexuality to son Tim, who is justifiably disgusted.
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When they said so, in just that way, they were dismissed as right-wing cranks, and justifiably so.
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The 20-year-old has justifiably garnered headlines for his cool kicking exploits in Rome but has not been a presence elsewhere.
Times, Sunday Times
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However, an even worse attitude is shown by his mother, who dares to question the distribution of leaflets justifiably vilifying her unsociable son.
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The University can be justifiably proud of its achievements in this respect.
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The university can be justifiably proud of its record.
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At four big tourtières for that price, it was a steal - two people could eat that alone and be satisfied, and that could really be said of any of the dishes at this affordable and justifiably crowded spot.
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But justifiably so, the taxpayer gets very worried about programs that aren't targeted.
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Mr Fleetwood justifiably said that this was a devastating claim to make against a private individual and one which would spell personal ruin for Mr James.
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This will simply stifle business activity and unjustifiably obstruct the free movement of people within the EU.
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Journalists and economists justifiably bemoan the obscene compensation packages awarded to corporate officers.
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We might want to live in one we could justifiably call old, or quaint, modern, or minimalist, but we might feel less enthusiastic once we had come to think of the same property as decrepit, poky, brash, or bleak.
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It is not always possible, however, which justifiably makes for some nervous fliers.
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We can justifiably describe Jordanes as "invincibly inconvincible.
Slow posting continues till mid-August...
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Second, it unjustifiably excludes Cuba without mentioning the general consensus that exists in the region to condemn the blockade .
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Although justifiably most famous for the coast path there are plenty of other outdoor activities to enjoy in Pembrokeshire.
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It pains us to be a subject of real calumny, unjustifiably so.
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The question then has to be how an unelected sovereign can justifiably exist in a democracy?
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In June of 2002 ABC's Sunday news show This Week broadcast the kind of howler for which network television is justifiably famous.
Books About Schnooks
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The language of moral universalism is widely and repeatedly invoked as a cudgel with which to condemn Western policies, especially as they concern countries in the so-called “Third World” (and often justifiably so).
Matthew Yglesias » Hate Speech in South Africa
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The doubts so unjustifiably afflicting such people turn the seminar from farce to tragedy.
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We are justifiably proud of the quality of our locally produced food and it is encouraging to have our products recognised internationally.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the formula which brought them together was widely, and justifiably, condemned as unwieldy and tedious.
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Having said which, I am just as self-conscious about this sort of thing as the next person; and just as prone to making unjustifiably snotty comments as the next person to them.
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The press invade people's privacy unfairly and unjustifiably every day.
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St Abbs is a fishing village in the north-east, just south of the Scottish border, which has become justifiably very popular with divers.
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It looks arright, but I've been burned so many times by the few Wii RPG's out there that I'm, well, a bit justifiably paranoid now.
Siliconera
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I thought back to those buoyantly optimistic times at CCNY, the working-class Harvard as it was justifiably called, last week when students protesting onerous tuition hikes at the University of California got pepper-sprayed for their efforts to keep hope alive.
Robert Scheer: Thanks for What?
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The press invade people's privacy unjustifiably every day.
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They were irate, and justifiably so, though it was nothing to what they'd feel at the final whistle.
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Where a rule of English criminal law unjustifiably curtails a right conferred by Community law (such as the free movement of goods), the domestic law is disapplied and the defendant should not be convicted.
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The incident also spoilt the occasion of seeing my son carrying the standard for a local Cub Scout group; an event I was justifiably proud of.
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In addition to reminding me of my own difficulties and insecurities when doing my first research as a graduate student (my friends are probably wearied of the tale of how Arthur Marotti justifiably disemboweled my first Shakespeare paper because of my misuse of the term "Petrarchan"), it also reminded me of how opaque academic culture can look from the outside.
Squire (and TORn)'s Academic Adventure
