theoretically justified

Examples (20)

• The new policy is theoretically justified, but its practical implementation is challenging.
• The decision to invest in renewable energy was theoretically justified by long-term environmental benefits.
• From a purely academic perspective, the decision was theoretically justified.
• From a purely academic perspective, his radical theory is theoretically justified by the existing literature.
• His radical proposal, though theoretically justified, met with strong opposition.
• Many economic policies are theoretically justified but often face practical implementation challenges.
• The experiment's methodology is theoretically justified by existing scientific principles.
• The legal team argued that their client's actions were theoretically justified under the specific circumstances.
• Many economic reforms are theoretically justified but fail in real-world scenarios.
• She questioned whether the high cost of the project could be theoretically justified by the potential returns.
• The system's design was theoretically justified as efficient and scalable.
• Although the experiment yielded unexpected results, its methodology was theoretically justified at the outset.
• Is capital punishment theoretically justified under any circumstances?
• The company's expansion into new markets is theoretically justified by strong market research data.
• While theoretically justified, such an approach often ignores human factors.
• He presented a compelling case, making his conclusions theoretically justified even if controversial.
• The company's investment strategy was theoretically justified by market models.
• Is it possible to develop a system that is both efficient and theoretically justified by ethical principles?
• Her initial skepticism was theoretically justified given the lack of concrete data.
• The proposed changes to the curriculum are theoretically justified by modern pedagogical research.