Sentence examples for essentially warranted from inspiring English sources

If he was subjected to harsh but essentially warranted criticism over his failure to convert 88 of his 91 innings into centuries before yesterday, it would be churlish then to damn the fourth ton for being scored during a low-pressure spree prior to an inevitable declaration.

Their stability is essentially warranted by the global wall weight and the capacity of individual blocks to develop friction at contact.

The FBI has argued that by introducing encryption which can lock data, making it only accessible to the user, Apple and others are essentially creating "warrant-proof zones" for criminals and others that will cripple law enforcement and jeopardise public safety.

And in the same way that you present essentially a warrant.

In contrast, the "pro-life" rejoinder (in this case the inverted commas are fully warranted) is purely abstract and essentially theological — and theology, once invested with the force of law or policy, becomes theocracy.

Robert E. Mannion, a former deputy general counsel for the Fed, said it had "essentially stonewalled" and said that greater disclosure about the lending programs was warranted.

The study is a limited one, they are quick to point out, but there is essentially nothing else on the topic and even the most basic research is warranted.

In colorectal cancer (CRC), treatment decisions are still based essentially on anatomical extent of disease at diagnosis, and the search for better biomarkers is warranted.

New testing of psychometric properties is warranted when a non-standardized measure is changed for subsequent use and is essentially altered into a different measure [ 25].

Therefore, the diagnosis of MS essentially remains one of exclusion from the clinical evidence provided and so the need for diagnostic biomarkers is warranted in particular to personalize therapeutic regimes.

Skepticism was warranted.