1.   The final result hardly justifies the amount of time and energy that has been expended.

2.   Indeed these results justify the operation even in distal disease where urgency is the principal symptom.

3.   But the results justify the expense.

4.   Critics of the unspectacular accord, which chipped away at market barriers without removing them, question whether the result justified the effort.

5.   Do the results really justify holding the Dutch drug policy up as a model for other nations to follow?

6.   For example, the agency wants parents to understand the probability of false positive and false negative test results, and that even true test results may justify counseling.

7.   Soon enough, results would justify the hype.

8.   The results justify the expense.

9.   The results probably justified a bit of anxiety.