Sentence examples for difficult to warrant from inspiring English sources
Although we have generated funnel plots to access publication bias, the paucity of the literature makes it difficult to warrant its reliability.
Is the prevention of suicide really so difficult as to warrant "easy" targets or is this letting our collective minds, hearts and spirits off the hook a little too easily?
These feelings can become particularly pronounced for people who experience a level of functional disability substantial enough to make living alone difficult, but not severe enough to warrant seeking outside assistance.
It's not a dangerous fight for Floyd, it is just stylistically difficult and it's not big enough to warrant him taking that fight.
Other socially difficult behaviours, such as impulsivity, severe enough to warrant medical attention also were common in the LND variants.
How large this move would be is difficult to predict; however, it is likely to be significant enough to warrant the undivided attention of those involved in the planning phase.
Based on our findings it is difficult to argue that NIPD targeted antenatal prophylaxis will be sufficiently cost-effective to warrant its large scale introduction.
It's insanely difficult and stressful to be an opera singer, especially one at a high enough level to warrant multiple reviews in international publications.
Louise would seem to warrant top billing.
They found nothing to warrant their suspicion.
