Sentence examples for changes warranted from inspiring English sources

And when she complained that she did not belong on a terrorist watch list, the government's response came a year later in a form letter saying only that her case had been reviewed and that any changes warranted had been made.

Any vision changes warrant an eye exam.

However, many of these temporal and spatial changes warrant further investigation in future studies.

I haven't had hands-on time yet with the update, but will report back later if the changes warrant their own post.

Sometimes these changes warrant a re-categorization.

The legislation also would require manufacturers to notify the FDA when they change the design or cleaning instructions of their devices, regardless of whether those changes warrant new government approval.

For birds and other taxa, progressive change over time should be expected and thus a longer time horizon is needed to determine whether these changes warrant concern or signal a problem.

Duration of type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetic states such as IFG, and specific mechanisms for the association between hyperglycemia and brain changes warrant further investigation.

Hip disorders in children, such as developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), Perthes' disease, and slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE) may lead to degenerative changes warranting a total hip replacement (THR) in young adults (Jacobsen et al. 2005).

Is such a serious change warranted?

Climate change warranted a brief mention during the televised debates.