Sentence examples for apparently warranted from inspiring English sources
But the report, which describes much of Mr. Rice's behavior in detail, apparently warranted no follow-up.
I was angry that I had made my daughter give more than what others were honoring and more than the routine birthday apparently warranted.
So caution is apparently warranted whenever terrorism might be linked to radical right-wing Islamophobia, but not if it looks like a Muslim is the one doing the bombing or shooting.
As this signaling cascade has a central role in human breast cancer, development of novel strategies to overcome resistance and eliminate CSC by targeting the PI3K/AKT pathway is apparently warranted.
Even in settings where it is apparently warranted, basic measures to improve the comfort and decrease the health risks of workers in exposure settings, such as the provision of safe water, are not always implemented.
Their rejection of austerity apparently warrants the kind of haughty condescension Andrew Neil recently lavished upon leader Natalie Bennett during the BBC's Sunday Politics.
The remarkably strong and suggestive showing of Dr. Paul does not, apparently, warrant even the use of his name as the subject of a sentence in an article that purports to describe the post-Pawlenty field.
The failure to wear a metal flag in one's lapel, to place one's hand over one's heart, or to express that for the first time in one's adult life they are really proud of their country apparently warrants charges by members of the vaunted chattering class of being unpatriotic.
Retired or non-working respondents who do not do a sport or cycle cannot ever be classed as "active" and will always apparently warrant a PA intervention.
We decided to go and meet some of the people for whom the birth of a child they'll likely never meet apparently warrants roasting inside a tent on a busy street in central London during Britain's hottest summer for seven years.
Yet his name has apparently never warranted a mention in this newspaper.
