Sentence examples for develop to warrant from inspiring English sources
"But the difference now is that it's really worth doing because you've seen business models develop to warrant the investment".
We have substantially revised the manuscript to address further detailed reviewer comments as in the attached response, and hope that you will find our revised manuscript far enough developed to warrant publication.
If, in response to your compliment, they say something like "Well you must have simple tastes because I played very badly", then we can assume their ego is far too developed to warrant any further compliments!
Although the establishment of this new reconstituted cortex is interesting and the result with myosin II potentially the novel finding the work is not developed enough to warrant publication in eLife.
The new guidelines and policies, together with information technology and new record-keeping systems, now allow the F.B.I. to track investigative activity at every level, including assessments, and to ascertain how many develop sufficient information to warrant the opening of an investigation.
U2 chroniclers Bill Graham and Caroline van Oosten de Boer also see the song as a throwback to the group's earlier sound, but say that "the band doesn't sufficiently develop the initial idea to warrant the five minutes of 'Ultra Violet'".
HSEMS is a validated tool developed to identify work conditions that warrant interventions to reduce stress levels across organisations [ 2].
Control region mutations were insufficiently common to warrant attempts to develop mtDNA mutation screening as a clinical test for ESCC.
Although we have not formally tested the ability of CR mutations to serve as a cancer marker, this rate does not appear to be sufficient to warrant attempts to develop a CR mutation assay as an early detection method for ESCC.
The method we developed to describe student-constructed phylogenetic trees uncovered several trends that warrant further investigation.
That is a time I traditionally use for a group exhibition, but I thought what he was doing was important/engaging/developed to warrant a one-person exhibition.
