Sentence examples for deeply warranted from inspiring English sources
If America is serious about helping people with any kind of addiction and about de-stigmatizing these disorders the (deeply warranted) conversation about sexual assault and other abuses has to be divorced from the one about addiction and rehab.
If America is serious about helping people with any kind of addiction and about de-stigmatising these disorders the (deeply warranted) conversation about sexual assault and other abuses has to be divorced from the one about addiction and rehab.
The current program, begun in 2008, has been renewed many times, though in recent renewals benefits have been cut far more deeply than is warranted by continued high unemployment.
Iraq's justice system is "too deeply flawed to warrant even a limited use of the death penalty, let alone dozens of executions at a time," Ms. Pillay said in a statement released in Geneva, repeating a view she has expressed on several occasions.
In this case, the proposition that "Every belief and action that is based on one's deeply held religious beliefs are warranted ethically" fails miserably.
From my perspective, Ambassador Rice represents the kind of person who deserves a promotion -- someone willing to challenge the conventional wisdom, speak up for the values they hold deeply, disagree with others when warranted no matter their position or political ties, and ensure that we take a fresh look at every challenge we confront.
But they are deeply divided about when sentences of life without the possibility of release are warranted.
Friends of Hagee say that he was deeply pained by McCain's actions, and other evangelical leaders began to feel that their mistrust of McCain had been warranted.
Apologies are now warranted.
Celebratory flourishes were warranted.
