Sentence examples for easily warranted from inspiring English sources

A federal judge threw out the Pennsylvania governor's lawsuit against the N.C.A.A. over penalties against Penn State related to Jerry Sandusky, calling his argument a "Hail Mary pass" that easily warranted dismissal.

That line of reasoning would explain why Intel easily warrants its current P/E multiple of 38.1.

They'd quickly find that their peak-time business would increase enough to easily warrant any added labor cost.

Mostly, he sounds like your basic stalker: "I'm incapable of leaving you alone," he informs Ana — a notion that appears to stimulate her, although it would easily warrant a call to 911.

This in spite of the Louvre owning what it calls "one of the richest collections of Islamic art in the world" — a trove large and varied enough to easily warrant a museum of its own.

But if we look at the numbers reported by the Center for American Progress, which easily warrant a chapter in the next Freakonomics book, it would be hard to argue that their views are anything but racially motivated.

The shrine is simply breathtaking and could easily warrant a second trip in my opinion although some travelers will say you can explore it all in an hour or two.

Further studies, although not easily designed, are warranted.

To quote Kidd and Castano: "The worlds of literary fiction are replete with complicated individuals whose inner lives are rarely easily discerned but warrant exploration".

It turned out that the first aim of the Act – to warrant easily accessible non-legal complaint facilities for patients – had been achieved.

Moreover, written information stays the same, while oral information can change considerably over time, so a reminder seems warranted for this easily implemented quality improvement.